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Solar PV
The Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme offers payments households, schools and not-for-profit organisations for electricity exported to the grid from solar PV systems, batteries and electric vehicles.
The Solar Homes Program solar PV rebate assists eligible Victorian landlords and renters to install solar PV panels.
The Farm Innovation Fund and is a long-term, low interest rate loan of up to $1 million for New South Wales farmers to improve permanent on-farm infrastructure.
The Sustainable Finance for Energy Solutions scheme assists Victorian businesses take up operating lease finance to buy renewable or energy-efficient equipment.
The Sustainable Finance for Energy Solutions scheme assists Victorian businesses take up hire purchase finance to hire and use renewable or energy-efficient equipment.
The Sustainable Finance for Energy Solutions scheme assists Victorian businesses take up an equipment loan finance to buy renewable or energy-efficient equipment.
The Sustainable Finance for Energy Solutions scheme assists Victorian businesses take up a Power Purchase Agreement. This is where an energy provider installs renewable energy equipment on a business’ site. The business pays a pre-determined rate of electricity over time. Renewable energy equipment is often solar PV systems.
The Sustainable Finance for Energy Solutions scheme assists Victorian businesses take up an Energy Performance Contract. An Energy Performance Contract is where a service provider installs energy efficiency equipment for a business and guarantees a return on investment. The business pays it back over time.
The Sustainable Finance for Energy Solutions scheme assists Victorian businesses take a up capital lease. A capital lease is a contract where a financier buys energy efficiency equipment for a business who pays it back over time.
The Solar for Low Income Households Trial assists eligible low income New South Wales households with the installation of a free 3 kilowatt solar PV system.