The Department of the Environment and Energy lists all available rebates and incentives on energy.gov.au.
We've summarised it below - with just the ones designed for businesses and large energy users.
We've focussed on those relating to energy storage, energy saving, and energy production.
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Switching to LEDs will help you reduce your energy consumption. For example, if your business changes 50 halogen down-lights to LED down-lights, you can save up to $2300 a year.
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Feed-in tariffs pay for excess electricity generated by small-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) or wind power systems.
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Must be in WA
Must have a solar PV system installed on a house, school or community organisation.
Must be connected to the grid.
Check tariffs at Horizon Power or Synergy websites
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Feed-in tariffs pay for excess electricity generated by small-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) or wind power systems.
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Must be in the Northern Territory.
Conditions vary between retailers.
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Feed-in tariffs for renewable energy pay for excess electricity generated by small-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) or wind power systems. The amount paid varies between different retailers and can be compared using the Victorian Energy Compare website.
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Must have solar PV installed on a household or small business.
Must be connected to the grid.
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An app that helps businesses assess the efficiency of their lighting and suggests possible upgrades.
Electricity reductions are based on the difference between wattage of the new fitting and the old fitting. Annual electricity savings are determined by multiplying kilowatt-hour (kWh) savings by the electricity cost.
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Households and small businesses that install a small scale renewable energy system (solar, wind or hydro) or eligible hot water system may be able to receive a benefit under the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) to help with the purchase cost.
Installing an eligible system allows the creation of Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) with a value that can be redeemed by selling or assigning them to an agent.
The number of STCs created is based on:
the amount of renewable electricity the system produces or the amount of electricity consumption it reduces
the climate region where it’s installed
There are 2 options for selling the certificates:
through the open STCs market with pricing subject to market forces, or
through the STCs Clearing House with the price fixed at $40 per STC, excluding GST
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The current rebate is $825 per kilowatt (kW) up to a maximum of 30kW. A typical household system of 5kW would be eligible for about $4000 in financial support.
If you are adding the battery system to your existing rooftop solar, a typical residential system will cost between $8,000 and $10,000 after the rebate has been applied.*
If you do not already have rooftop solar, a typical residential system combined with solar panels will cost between $13,000 and $18,000 once the rebate has been applied.*
*DISCLAIMER: System costs and payback periods vary significantly depending on a range of factors including but not limited to energy usage and electricity prices, technology type, brand and system size. You should discuss this with your provider.
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All South Australian households and businesses may be eligible to participate.
Residents in concession or low income groups could be eligible for a free energy audit.
Other conditions may apply.
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The Energy Savings Scheme can assist eligible New South Wales businesses with multi-equipment types bundle incentives.
A bundled upgrade includes a range of equipment:
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School Infrastructure NSW’s Sustainable Schools Grants invite all NSW public schools and preschools to apply for funding of up to $15,000, to deliver hands-on, sustainability-focused projects that link to the NSW curriculum.
The grants are part of a four-year, $10 million dollar program that gives schools the opportunity to develop innovative hands-on projects that help students learn about environmentally sustainable practices and take real steps to enhance the sustainability of their school environment.
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