Energy efficiency
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 Action Kit is available from libraries to assist ACT residents perform a home energy self-assessment and develop their own home energy action plans.
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 Wood Heater Removal Program provides a rebate for eligible ACT residents to remove wood heaters or permanently close off open fireplaces.
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 heating and cooling upgrade program provides a rebate to ACT residents to upgrade from gas heating to reverse-cycle air conditioning.
Your Energy Support Program provides eligible Tasmanian customers with the tools to take control of energy usage and bills.
The Sustainable Schools Program will help schools to choose actions, create goals, and track their sustainability progress, all in one spot.
The Victorian Energy Upgrades program helps businesses save energy and money with a range of discounts and special offers on selected energy-saving products and services.
The ACT Government has a range of rebates, incentives and advice to support you through the Sustainable Business Program.
energy.gov.au is a Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water website.
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