Energy efficiency
The hot water rebate provides Victorian households with up to $1,400 to assist with the purchase of an eligible heat pump or solar hot water system. Not-for-profit community housing providers are also eligible to apply on behalf of their tenants.
The ACT Government has a range of rebates, incentives and advice to support you through the Sustainable Business Program.
Eligible concession card holders may be able to get rebates to help with the upfront costs of installing energy-efficient products and undertaking sustainable home upgrades.
The Home Energy Action Kit is available from libraries to assist ACT residents perform a home energy self-assessment and develop their own home energy action plans.
You may be eligible for a loan to improve your home's energy efficiency. Reduce your environmental impact with solar panels, batteries and other products.
The Home Energy Efficiency Program provides eligible low-income ACT households with a practical approach to help them reduce their energy and water bills.
The Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program helps Victorians cut power bills and reduce greenhouse gas emissions with rebates or discounts on a range of energy-saving products.
The Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS) supports SA households and businesses in reducing their energy costs. It will also support the state’s transition to a modern, flexible energy system. The REPS also focuses on low-income households.
The Energy Rating Label shows the energy efficiency and energy consumption of rated products allowing comparison of running costs over the life of the product.
The Queensland ecoBiz program helps businesses save money on their energy, water and waste bills through energy-efficiency and sustainability initiatives.
energy.gov.au is a Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water website.
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