Under the Victorian Energy Upgrade Program for the Victorian state and under the Energy Savings Scheme for New South Wales, customers are eligible for government rebates on the products that are listed which will allow the customer to avail of heavy rebates and subsidized products.

Once you register online one of our support personnel will check your eligibility and discuss the product, delivery, and installation details. All you have to do is discuss with our support personnel your requirements and we will check your eligibility based on the VEU program. We serve our customers under the COVID-19 safe plan.

The Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET) scheme is a Victorian Government initiative that is promoted as the Energy Saver Incentive. It was established under the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Act 2007 (the Act) and commenced on 1 January 2009. The purpose of the VEET scheme is to
reduce greenhouse gas emissions, encourage the efficient use of electricity and gas, and to encourage investment, employment, and technological advancement in industries that supply goods and services which reduce the use of electricity and gas by energy consumers.

There could be two reasons for a product not being available on our website – First, the product is not eligible under the above product eligibility criteria. Second, your product is new and yet to be added to the approved product list. Please contact us if the product you are considering to purchase
is not listed. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide retrospective incentives on products that are not approved and not listed on the Essential Services Commission register.

A VEEC is known as the Victorian energy efficiency certificate (VEEC) and each VEEC represents a tonne of greenhouse gas emitted. For the first three-year phase of the scheme (2009-11), the scheme target was 2.7 million VEECs per annum, which increased to 5.4 million VEECs per annum
during the second three-year phase, starting on 1 January 2012

The Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) is an initiative by the New South Wales government as part of the Energy Security Safeguard to encourage organizations to invest in energy-saving projects by providing financial incentives. These energy-saving projects include installing, improving, or replacing energy-saving equipment such as LED lighting. In April 2020, the ESS has extended to 2050 with the energy savings target increasing from 8.5% to 13% by 2030 to ensure households and businesses can continue to save money on their bills by upgrading to energy-efficient technology.

ACPs are businesses accredited by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART), which undertake specified energy-saving activities under ESS. The ACPs can offer Home Energy Efficiency Retrofit (HEER) activities by themselves or contract it to other third-party installers such as
electricians. ACPs work independently and are not deemed as employees or representatives of the NSW Government.

An ACP must be nominated to be the energy saver by the original energy saver for implementing the upgrade and creating Energy Savings Certificates (ESCs). A nomination can only be made once for the same upgrade and it should be made before job completion. All equipment must be installed by the ACP or their representatives to ensure that the installation is carried out safely by licensed and trained technicians.

The ESS Rule provides a method for up-front deeming of energy savings from upgrades undertaken at residential and small business sites, including the replacement of inefficient lighting: the Home Energy Efficiency Retrofits method. Only Accredited Certificate Providers (ACPs) are allowed to
deliver these Home Energy Efficiency Retrofit (HEER) activities under the ESS to support NSW households and Small Business save energy by supporting a range of energy efficiency upgrades such as lighting, equipment upgrades, and refrigerated display cabinets.