What does Highest Battery Adoption rank?

Highest Battery Adoption ranks suburbs in NSW 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 NSW. 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 · NSW · 50 suburbs

Highest Battery Adoption — NSW

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

Leading suburb

Marsden Park (2765)NSW

Leading value

76/1k

Runner-up

Leppington (2179)NSW

Updated

12 July 2026

Ranking

Highest Battery Adoption

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

50 results

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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 in NSW, 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 Marsden Park (2765) and #2 Leppington (2179) 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.

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Distribution

50 suburbs · midpoint ≈ 33/1k

Leader: Marsden Park (2765) · 76/1k

# ▲	POSTCODE	STATE	INSTALLS / 1K POP	TOTAL · CAPACITY	POP
1	Marsden Park (2765)	NSW	76/1k	3,465 batt · 130,682 kWh	45,615
2	Leppington (2179)	NSW	59/1k	953 batt · 34,987 kWh	16,270
3	Barooga (3644)	NSW	54/1k	107 batt · 2,566 kWh	1,976
4	The Ponds (2769)	NSW	52/1k	846 batt · 32,269 kWh	16,315
5	Menangle (2568)	NSW	46/1k	58 batt · 1,909 kWh	1,252
6	West Pennant Hills (2125)	NSW	44/1k	729 batt · 26,145 kWh	16,620
7	Mount Victoria (2786)	NSW	43/1k	51 batt · 1,281 kWh	1,175
8	Schofields (2762)	NSW	43/1k	945 batt · 35,583 kWh	21,783
9	Kellyville (2155)	NSW	42/1k	3,158 batt · 118,388 kWh	75,692
10	Braidwood (2622)	NSW	41/1k	172 batt · 5,080 kWh	4,166
11	Bangalow (2479)	NSW	40/1k	234 batt · 7,015 kWh	5,791
12	Bundanoon (2578)	NSW	37/1k	106 batt · 2,676 kWh	2,869
13	Mullumbimby (2482)	NSW	37/1k	256 batt · 6,702 kWh	6,972
14	Cherrybrook (2126)	NSW	37/1k	699 batt · 24,696 kWh	19,082
15	Bungendore (2621)	NSW	36/1k	239 batt · 6,674 kWh	6,684
16	Glenwood (2768)	NSW	36/1k	1,032 batt · 38,499 kWh	28,862
17	Bodalla (2545)	NSW	35/1k	39 batt · 962 kWh	1,116
18	Gregory Hills (2557)	NSW	34/1k	688 batt · 24,358 kWh	20,104
19	Edmondson Park (2174)	NSW	34/1k	412 batt · 15,805 kWh	12,080
20	Marulan (2579)	NSW	34/1k	157 batt · 4,510 kWh	4,625
21	Blackheath (2785)	NSW	34/1k	162 batt · 4,383 kWh	4,820
22	Glenorie (2157)	NSW	33/1k	135 batt · 5,041 kWh	4,040
23	Castle Hill (2154)	NSW	33/1k	1,362 batt · 50,021 kWh	40,874
24	Dural (2158)	NSW	33/1k	294 batt · 10,661 kWh	8,940
25	Jindera (2642)	NSW	33/1k	180 batt · 4,981 kWh	5,477
26	Glenhaven (2156)	NSW	33/1k	440 batt · 16,851 kWh	13,404
27	Glenbrook (2773)	NSW	33/1k	196 batt · 5,591 kWh	6,026
28	Douglas Park (2569)	NSW	32/1k	45 batt · 1,508 kWh	1,386
29	Shoalhaven Heads (2535)	NSW	32/1k	257 batt · 6,862 kWh	7,990
30	Ocean Shores (2483)	NSW	32/1k	371 batt · 9,067 kWh	11,623
31	Evans Head (2473)	NSW	32/1k	102 batt · 2,192 kWh	3,205
32	Baulkham Hills (2153)	NSW	32/1k	1,985 batt · 72,883 kWh	62,610
33	Quakers Hill (2763)	NSW	32/1k	1,050 batt · 38,678 kWh	33,193
34	Harden (2587)	NSW	31/1k	91 batt · 2,323 kWh	2,930
35	Cooranbong (2265)	NSW	31/1k	230 batt · 6,496 kWh	7,466
36	Boorowa (2586)	NSW	31/1k	88 batt · 2,281 kWh	2,862
37	Medowie (2318)	NSW	31/1k	419 batt · 11,066 kWh	13,668
38	Berowra (2081)	NSW	30/1k	164 batt · 5,046 kWh	5,393
39	Voyager Point (2172)	NSW	30/1k	87 batt · 3,093 kWh	2,881
40	Kurrajong (2758)	NSW	30/1k	266 batt · 9,611 kWh	8,842
41	Paterson (2421)	NSW	30/1k	62 batt · 1,666 kWh	2,069
42	Berowra Heights (2082)	NSW	30/1k	163 batt · 4,818 kWh	5,455
43	Terrey Hills (2084)	NSW	30/1k	112 batt · 3,615 kWh	3,757
44	Kiama (2533)	NSW	30/1k	512 batt · 12,261 kWh	17,177
45	Wentworth Falls (2782)	NSW	30/1k	191 batt · 5,116 kWh	6,428
46	Horsley Park (2175)	NSW	30/1k	53 batt · 2,163 kWh	1,790
47	Greta (2334)	NSW	30/1k	99 batt · 2,520 kWh	3,349
48	Gunning (2581)	NSW	29/1k	74 batt · 2,147 kWh	2,513
49	Millthorpe (2798)	NSW	29/1k	64 batt · 1,748 kWh	2,192
50	Beecroft (2119)	NSW	29/1k	363 batt · 12,647 kWh	12,457

FAQ

Australian highest battery adoption FAQ

What does Highest Battery Adoption rank?

Highest Battery Adoption ranks suburbs in NSW 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 NSW. 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.