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Low Income Energy Efficiency Program (LIEEP)

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Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

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Energy affordability
Energy bills
Energy efficiency

The Low Income Energy Efficiency Program (LIEEP) was part of a suite of measures announced in July 2011 as part of the governments' climate change strategy. LIEEP was a competitive merit-based grant program established by the Australian Government to provide grants to consortia of government, business and community organisations to trial approaches to improve the energy efficiency of low income households and enable them to better manage their energy use.

Across two funding rounds 20 recipients were successful in securing grants worth a total of $55.3 million. The Program closed on 30 June 2016.

Documents

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BEST Employment: New England North West Energy Efficiency Campaign 2.98 MB
Brisbane City Council: Green Heart Wisdom Program 2.83 MB
Brotherhood of St. Laurence: The Home Energy Efficiency Upgrade Program 7.25 MB
City of Gosnells: Switched on Homes trial 4.46 MB
CitySmart: Reduce Your Juice 8.84 MB
Environment Centre NT: Smart Cooling in the Tropics 17.34 MB
Environment Victoria: Future Powered Families 1.86 MB
GV Community Energy: Powerdown Project 4.24 MB
Indigenous Essential Services: Manymak Energy Efficiency Project 38.73 MB
Kildonan: Koorie Energy Efficiency Project 5.18 MB
Mission Australia: Get Bill Smart 6.14 MB
Nature Conservation Council: Final Report of the LIEEP Power Savers Program 16.84 MB
Northern Grampians Shire Council:​Northern Grampians Shire Council 2.75 MB
QldCouncil of Social Service: Bright Actions 2.48 MB
Regional Development Australia Illawarra: Energy Efficiency in the 3rd Age 8.06 MB
Skillset Environment: PowerPlay 5 MB
South East Councils Climate Change Alliance: Energy Saver Study 5.1 MB
Sustainable Business Australia: Our Green Home 6.13 MB
Uniting Communities: Beat the Heat! 3.71 MB
Western District Health Service: Glenelg SAVES 12.33 MB
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