What does Highest Battery Adoption rank?

Highest Battery Adoption ranks suburbs in Australia using QuickProperty's processed property and locality datasets. Top 50 postcodes by home battery installations per 1,000 residents — Clean Energy Regulator small-scale data, postcode-level

How should I use this ranking for property research?

Use the ranking as a screening step for Australia. Save realistic suburbs to your shortlist, compare the strongest two or three, then use suburb detail pages or the calculator to test the final candidate.

Does the top ranked suburb mean it is the best choice?

No. Rankings are a shortlist input, not a final recommendation. Check price history, rent, income, population, local services, source freshness, and current listings before making a decision.

How current is the ranking data?

QuickProperty uses processed public-source datasets and refreshes automated sources where available. Use the suburb detail page source panels to see which signals are current, estimated, or missing for a specific suburb.

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Ranking · Australia · 50 suburbs

Highest Battery Adoption

Name: Highest Battery Adoption — Australia ranked dataset
Creator: QuickProperty

Top 50 postcodes by home battery installations per 1,000 residents — Clean Energy Regulator small-scale data, postcode-level.

Leading suburb

Virginia (5120)SA

Leading value

118/1k

Runner-up

Angle Vale (5117)SA

Updated

31 May 2026

Ranking

Highest Battery Adoption

Top 50 postcodes by home battery installations per 1,000 residents — Clean Energy Regulator small-scale data, postcode-level — Australia

50 results

All NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT

How to read this ranking

Use highest battery adoption as a shortlist tool, then verify the finalists in detail.

BEST FOR

Finding which areas deserve a closer look first.

This ranking works best as a first-pass screen, especially when you need to reduce a wide field quickly.

READ IT AS

One signal in the workflow, not the whole answer.

A rank is useful because it compresses one dimension well, but it never replaces the fuller suburb-level picture.

NEXT STEP

Move into compare or suburb detail once a few names repeat.

Use the ranking to build a shortlist, then confirm whether those finalists still hold up on the rest of the data.

VERIFY evidence

Single-signal shortlist screen

A ranking compresses one signal well, but it should hand you into compare or suburb detail before becoming a decision.

SHORTLIST SCREEN

Top candidates are research leads.

Save a small working set, then use compare and evidence depth before treating any row as a decision.

Shortlist flow

Use #1 Virginia (5120) and #2 Angle Vale (5117) as the first compare pair.

Rankings are strongest when they hand you a shortlist quickly. Compare the top two first, then open suburb detail if the head-to-head result still feels narrow.

Compare top 2Open #1 detail Open #2 detail

# ▲	POSTCODE	STATE	INSTALLS / 1K POP	TOTAL · CAPACITY	POP
1	Virginia (5120)	SA	118/1k	337 batt · 10,268 kWh	2,858
2	Angle Vale (5117)	SA	99/1k	403 batt · 10,894 kWh	4,051
3	Roseworthy (5371)	SA	89/1k	119 batt · 3,338 kWh	1,332
4	Marsden Park (2765)	NSW	61/1k	2,772 batt · 101,582 kWh	45,615
5	Eglinton (6034)	WA	48/1k	179 batt · 3,475 kWh	3,705
6	Lewiston (5501)	SA	47/1k	383 batt · 11,011 kWh	8,167
7	Leppington (2179)	NSW	46/1k	753 batt · 26,619 kWh	16,270
8	Barooga (3644)	NSW	45/1k	89 batt · 2,019 kWh	1,976
9	The Ponds (2769)	NSW	44/1k	719 batt · 27,002 kWh	16,315
10	Thornhill Park (3335)	VIC	44/1k	272 batt · 8,951 kWh	6,193
11	Shoreham (3916)	VIC	39/1k	41 batt · 941 kWh	1,041
12	Eyre (5121)	SA	39/1k	91 batt · 2,487 kWh	2,342
13	West Pennant Hills (2125)	NSW	38/1k	634 batt · 22,211 kWh	16,620
14	Normanville (5204)	SA	38/1k	127 batt · 2,787 kWh	3,370
15	Burnside (5066)	SA	37/1k	456 batt · 12,863 kWh	12,228
16	Kangarilla (5157)	SA	37/1k	112 batt · 3,158 kWh	3,017
17	Wallaroo (5556)	SA	37/1k	164 batt · 3,313 kWh	4,426
18	Balhannah (5242)	SA	37/1k	65 batt · 1,627 kWh	1,756
19	Menangle (2568)	NSW	37/1k	46 batt · 1,430 kWh	1,252
20	Schofields (2762)	NSW	37/1k	798 batt · 29,513 kWh	21,783
21	Mount Victoria (2786)	NSW	37/1k	43 batt · 979 kWh	1,175
22	Braidwood (2622)	NSW	36/1k	152 batt · 4,357 kWh	4,166
23	Moonta Bay (5558)	SA	36/1k	188 batt · 4,269 kWh	5,215
24	Upper Sturt (5156)	SA	36/1k	36 batt · 996 kWh	1,005
25	Middleton (5213)	SA	35/1k	46 batt · 1,129 kWh	1,298
26	Maitland (5573)	SA	35/1k	78 batt · 1,557 kWh	2,216
27	Mount Barker (5251)	SA	35/1k	671 batt · 16,228 kWh	19,186
28	Wellington East (5259)	SA	35/1k	39 batt · 1,050 kWh	1,117
29	Kellyville (2155)	NSW	35/1k	2,632 batt · 96,429 kWh	75,692
30	Bangalow (2479)	NSW	35/1k	201 batt · 5,783 kWh	5,791
31	Willunga (5172)	SA	35/1k	145 batt · 3,958 kWh	4,188
32	Goolwa (5214)	SA	35/1k	330 batt · 7,805 kWh	9,554
33	Flinders (3929)	VIC	35/1k	39 batt · 853 kWh	1,130
34	Milang (5256)	SA	34/1k	53 batt · 1,056 kWh	1,549
35	North Dandalup (6207)	WA	34/1k	42 batt · 1,041 kWh	1,233
36	Bullsbrook (6084)	WA	34/1k	307 batt · 6,738 kWh	9,052
37	Bundanoon (2578)	NSW	33/1k	95 batt · 2,316 kWh	2,869
38	Maslin Beach (5170)	SA	33/1k	40 batt · 961 kWh	1,213
39	Lobethal (5241)	SA	32/1k	82 batt · 2,190 kWh	2,534
40	Brabham (6055)	WA	32/1k	1,038 batt · 23,607 kWh	32,310
41	Yankalilla (5203)	SA	32/1k	42 batt · 1,055 kWh	1,324
42	Magill (5072)	SA	32/1k	442 batt · 12,065 kWh	13,939
43	Aldgate (5154)	SA	32/1k	110 batt · 3,135 kWh	3,471
44	Greenock (5360)	SA	32/1k	39 batt · 1,022 kWh	1,231
45	Cherrybrook (2126)	NSW	32/1k	603 batt · 21,061 kWh	19,082
46	Tanunda (5352)	SA	32/1k	167 batt · 4,380 kWh	5,289
47	Myrtle Bank (5064)	SA	31/1k	338 batt · 9,883 kWh	10,756
48	Birdwood (5234)	SA	31/1k	43 batt · 1,226 kWh	1,376
49	Chandler (4155)	QLD	31/1k	46 batt · 1,979 kWh	1,475
50	Mannum (5238)	SA	31/1k	138 batt · 3,146 kWh	4,436

FAQ

Australian highest battery adoption FAQ

What does Highest Battery Adoption rank?

Highest Battery Adoption ranks suburbs in Australia using QuickProperty's processed property and locality datasets. Top 50 postcodes by home battery installations per 1,000 residents — Clean Energy Regulator small-scale data, postcode-level
How should I use this ranking for property research?

Use the ranking as a screening step for Australia. Save realistic suburbs to your shortlist, compare the strongest two or three, then use suburb detail pages or the calculator to test the final candidate.
Does the top ranked suburb mean it is the best choice?

No. Rankings are a shortlist input, not a final recommendation. Check price history, rent, income, population, local services, source freshness, and current listings before making a decision.
How current is the ranking data?

QuickProperty uses processed public-source datasets and refreshes automated sources where available. Use the suburb detail page source panels to see which signals are current, estimated, or missing for a specific suburb.