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According to the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program, rebates are offered on a variety of air conditioning systems, including split systems, reverse cycle systems and other HVAC systems.

No. To claim the rebate, the air conditioner needs to be installed by a VEU-approved provider, not by yourself. EcoOrigin is one such accredited provider who helps you claim such rebates and get maximum benefit.

Yes, a heat pump hot water system is worth it for many households. It is more energy-efficient than traditional electric or gas water heaters, resulting in significant long-term savings on energy bills. Additionally, heat pumps are environmentally friendly, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and many areas offer rebates or incentives, such as in NSW, which further lowers the initial cost.

A heat pump water heater is designed to efficiently heat water by transferring heat from the surrounding air to the water tank, rather than creating heat directly. This process makes it about three times more efficient than standard electric or gas water heaters. Additionally, it dehumidifies the space around it as part of its operation

To access the heat pump hot water rebate NSW, start by choosing an accredited supplier licensed to provide the rebate, ensuring quality service. Next, select the right heat pump hot water system based on your household needs, considering both size and efficiency. Then, complete the nomination form provided by the supplier to initiate the rebate process, and finally, organise the installation of your selected system with the accredited supplier. Following these steps will help you take advantage of the rebate program and enjoy an energy-efficient heating solution.

Both heat pumps and solar hot water systems can help you heat water more cost-effectively and sustainably. However, heat pumps are generally considered the more efficient option. In addition to their efficiency, the upfront cost of purchasing and installing a heat pump system is typically lower—sometimes significantly—than that of a solar hot water system, making heat pumps a more budget-friendly choice for many homeowners.

The Victorian Energy Scheme provides direct financial support to help households and small businesses manage their energy costs. Eligible Victorian households receive quarterly payments of $75, with the first instalments starting in August. Small businesses receive a one-off payment of $325. These payments aim to reduce the impact of rising energy bills and promote energy efficiency throughout the state.

Claiming the Victorian energy rebate is easy. You can apply online through the Victorian government’s official website, or if you prefer, you can apply by calling the Energy Victoria hotline. Both methods are straightforward and designed to make the process as convenient as possible.

The benefits include financial savings through reduced installation and operational costs, better energy efficiency resulting in lower electricity bills, enhanced comfort during extreme weather, and reduced environmental impact due to lower carbon emissions.

Renters may apply for the rebate if they meet the eligibility criteria, but they must obtain permission from their landlord to install the system. It’s best to discuss the rebate and energy savings benefits with the property owner before applying.

If your application for the Victorian Energy Rebate is rejected, start by reviewing the reasons provided for the rejection to understand what went wrong. Address any issues or requirements that were not met in your initial submission. Once you have corrected these, you can consider reapplying for the rebate if you still meet the eligibility criteria. It's important to ensure that all necessary documentation and information are accurately submitted to increase your chances of approval.

Under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program, you can only apply for one replacement for each gas ducted heater you have. For example, if you own one gas ducted heater, you can receive a rebate for one multi-split or ducted system. However, if you have two gas ducted heaters—typically found in larger or double-storey homes—you may be eligible for rebates for two multi-split or ducted systems.

Homeowners can save between $100 and $600 annually, depending on the upgrades made. For example, switching to a heat pump hot water system or an energy-efficient air conditioner can lead to significant savings.

Yes, applicants can apply for rebates on multiple products as long as each item meets the program's eligibility criteria. Ensure that all products are installed properly to qualify for rebates.