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Water efficiency
The Business Energy and Water Program offers eligible ACT businesses rebates to upgrade to more water-efficient and energy-efficient technologies. Rebates up to $5000 are available.
The Water Use Health Check helps businesses, government operations and not-for-profit organisations in the Darwin region to reduce water use and bills by assessing how efficiently they use water.
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 ACT Government provides ACT schools with resources to improve their sustainability.
The Business Sustainability Program provides funding to businesses, organisations and industry sectors to identify, prioritise and implement improvements in resource efficiency, waste management and resource recovery.
The Water Corporation Waterwise plants web tool makes it easier for Western Australians to choose plants that are suited to their local soil and weather conditions.
City of Adelaide residents, businesses, and groups can apply for rebates for the installation of sustainable technologies in their home or building.
The Northern Territory Smarter Business Solutions program assists Indigenous enterprises, businesses and not-for-profit organisations reduce day-to-day energy, water, waste and material costs.
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 Victorian Environmental Upgrade Finance offers a free finance facilitation service to all businesses, property owners, tenants, councils and community groups seeking to invest in energy efficiency upgrades, renewable energy, water and waste efficiency improvements.
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