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Government Rebates & Incentives

Learn about available government rebates and incentives for energy-efficient home improvements across Australia

Important Note

Many government rebates and incentives require a valid NatHERS energy rating certificate. Get your assessment completed by a certified assessor before applying for rebates.

Federal Government Programs

Home Energy Savings Scheme

Federal government initiatives to help households reduce energy consumption and lower bills through upgrades to insulation, heating, cooling, and solar systems.

Learn More

State-Based Programs

New South Wales

  • • Energy Savings Scheme (ESS)
  • • Solar battery rebates
  • • Low-income household upgrades
NSW Energy Website

Victoria

  • • Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU)
  • • Solar Homes Program
  • • Energy efficiency rebates
VIC Energy Website

Queensland

  • • Queensland Climate Smart Energy Savers Program
  • • Interest-free loans for solar and batteries
  • • Household energy efficiency upgrades
QLD Energy Website

South Australia

  • • Home Battery Scheme
  • • Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS)
  • • Energy efficiency grants
SA Energy Website

Western Australia

  • • Energy Assistance Payment
  • • Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS)
  • • Solar energy incentives
WA Energy Website

Australian Capital Territory

  • • Sustainable Household Scheme
  • • Interest-free loans for energy efficiency
  • • Solar and battery incentives
ACT Environment Website

How to Apply

  1. Get Your Energy Rating: Engage a certified NatHERS assessor to complete your energy rating certificate. Many rebates require this as proof of your home's energy efficiency.
  2. Check Eligibility: Review the specific requirements for each program. Eligibility criteria vary by state and program type.
  3. Gather Documentation: Prepare necessary documents including proof of ownership, energy rating certificates, and quotes from approved suppliers or installers.
  4. Submit Application: Apply through the relevant state government portal or program website. Some programs require pre-approval before work commences.

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