What does Highest Battery Adoption rank?

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

Highest Battery Adoption — WA

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

Leading suburb

Eglinton (6034)WA

Leading value

48/1k

Runner-up

North Dandalup (6207)WA

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 — WA

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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 WA, 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 Eglinton (6034) and #2 North Dandalup (6207) 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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# ▲	POSTCODE	STATE	INSTALLS / 1K POP	TOTAL · CAPACITY	POP
1	Eglinton (6034)	WA	48/1k	179 batt · 3,475 kWh	3,705
2	North Dandalup (6207)	WA	34/1k	42 batt · 1,041 kWh	1,233
3	Bullsbrook (6084)	WA	34/1k	307 batt · 6,738 kWh	9,052
4	Brabham (6055)	WA	32/1k	1,038 batt · 23,607 kWh	32,310
5	Two Rocks (6037)	WA	31/1k	118 batt · 2,307 kWh	3,822
6	Lakelands (6180)	WA	30/1k	204 batt · 3,826 kWh	6,774
7	Yallingup (6282)	WA	27/1k	41 batt · 1,061 kWh	1,519
8	Baldivis (6171)	WA	26/1k	988 batt · 19,105 kWh	37,697
9	Sawyers Valley (6074)	WA	26/1k	26 batt · 445 kWh	1,001
10	Byford (6122)	WA	26/1k	565 batt · 11,774 kWh	21,804
11	Alkimos (6038)	WA	25/1k	260 batt · 5,117 kWh	10,203
12	Golden Bay (6174)	WA	25/1k	143 batt · 2,583 kWh	5,681
13	Yanchep (6035)	WA	25/1k	277 batt · 5,345 kWh	11,022
14	Wellard (6170)	WA	25/1k	433 batt · 9,162 kWh	17,329
15	Jurien Bay (6516)	WA	24/1k	48 batt · 943 kWh	1,985
16	Leeming (6149)	WA	24/1k	457 batt · 10,087 kWh	18,913
17	Winthrop (6150)	WA	24/1k	315 batt · 6,922 kWh	13,204
18	Karnup (6176)	WA	24/1k	50 batt · 1,036 kWh	2,096
19	Riverton (6148)	WA	24/1k	451 batt · 10,059 kWh	18,968
20	Canning Vale (6155)	WA	23/1k	1,244 batt · 30,918 kWh	53,766
21	Singleton (6175)	WA	23/1k	93 batt · 1,762 kWh	4,021
22	Dawesville (6211)	WA	22/1k	185 batt · 3,371 kWh	8,491
23	Success (6164)	WA	22/1k	1,431 batt · 31,450 kWh	66,122
24	Piara Waters (6112)	WA	21/1k	1,509 batt · 35,939 kWh	70,568
25	Ellenbrook (6069)	WA	21/1k	970 batt · 21,321 kWh	46,352
26	Pinjarra (6208)	WA	21/1k	269 batt · 5,191 kWh	12,939
27	Mundijong (6123)	WA	20/1k	46 batt · 971 kWh	2,251
28	Landsdale (6065)	WA	20/1k	1,367 batt · 34,314 kWh	68,437
29	Gnangara (6077)	WA	20/1k	32 batt · 720 kWh	1,638
30	Mount Pleasant (6153)	WA	20/1k	418 batt · 10,339 kWh	21,415
31	Banksia Grove (6031)	WA	19/1k	357 batt · 7,431 kWh	18,641
32	Gidgegannup (6083)	WA	19/1k	68 batt · 1,678 kWh	3,569
33	Gabbadah (6041)	WA	19/1k	30 batt · 793 kWh	1,594
34	Beechboro (6063)	WA	18/1k	278 batt · 6,340 kWh	15,041
35	Port Kennedy (6172)	WA	18/1k	249 batt · 4,492 kWh	13,477
36	Oakford (6121)	WA	18/1k	56 batt · 1,321 kWh	3,099
37	Furnissdale (6209)	WA	18/1k	36 batt · 707 kWh	2,001
38	Secret Harbour (6173)	WA	18/1k	224 batt · 4,087 kWh	12,474
39	Glen Forrest (6071)	WA	18/1k	62 batt · 1,209 kWh	3,502
40	Booragoon (6154)	WA	18/1k	188 batt · 4,068 kWh	10,619
41	Kingsley (6026)	WA	18/1k	401 batt · 7,878 kWh	22,783
42	Duncraig (6023)	WA	18/1k	280 batt · 5,732 kWh	15,982
43	City Beach (6015)	WA	17/1k	115 batt · 2,741 kWh	6,805
44	Forrestfield (6058)	WA	17/1k	220 batt · 4,606 kWh	13,181
45	Gosnells (6110)	WA	17/1k	745 batt · 17,416 kWh	44,876
46	Bindoon (6502)	WA	16/1k	20 batt · 349 kWh	1,215
47	Kinross (6028)	WA	16/1k	386 batt · 7,804 kWh	23,562
48	West Busselton (6280)	WA	16/1k	500 batt · 8,887 kWh	30,575
49	Mount Helena (6082)	WA	16/1k	56 batt · 1,246 kWh	3,427
50	Hamersley (6022)	WA	16/1k	85 batt · 1,627 kWh	5,209

FAQ

Australian highest battery adoption FAQ

What does Highest Battery Adoption rank?

Highest Battery Adoption ranks suburbs in WA 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 WA. 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.