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Welcome to our comprehensive guide on energy rebates and incentives for Australian businesses. At Smart, we know how much energy costs can impact your bottom line, and we're here to help. This resource is packed with the latest grants, rebates, and incentives available to help you cut energy expenses and make more informed investment decisions. Whether you're thinking about installing solar panels, upgrading to energy-efficient equipment, or exploring new energy storage options, our guide has you covered.

All States
Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF)
For all businesses
Businesses earn Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) for every tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent they store or avoid emitting. ACCUs can be sold and generate income.
Advancing Renewables Program
For all businesses
The Advancing Renewables Program funds projects that optimise renewable electricity transition, commercialise clean hydrogen, and support low-emissions metals.
Large-scale Generation Certificates
For large businesses
Large-scale generation certificates (LGCs) are tradable certificates representing 1 MWh of renewable electricity generated by accredited power stations, such as solar farms.
Australian Capital Territory
Sustainable Business Program ACT
For all businesses
Access to advice and business resources to improve business sustainability.
Business Electric Vehicle Charger Rebates
For all businesses
This Rebate assists businesses operating or subcontracting fleet vehicles by offering up to 50% of reimbursements for purchasing and installing EV charging infrastructure.
New South Wales
Better Business Partnership North Sydney
For small & medium businesses
Access to advice and business resources to improve business sustainability.
EVFC Site Host EOI 2024
For all businesses
The NSW Government is co-funding an EV fast charging network. They seek landowners and leaseholders interested in hosting stations, to share a list of potential sites to developers (Charge Point Operators).
Net Zero Planning Grant
For all businesses
The NSW Government is offering up to $30,000 to fund Net Zero business strategy, covering 75% of expert costs–ideal for businesses preparing for Mandatory ESG Reporting. Eligible for businesses spending $200K+ pa on energy.
Net Zero Industry and Innovation
For all businesses
The Net Zero Industry and Innovation Program supports businesses in reducing emissions and adopting low-carbon technologies, offering a range of funding opportunities.
Solar for Apartment Residents
For apartment owners corps
Owners' corporations can apply now for funding to install shared solar systems on your apartment building. The grants will cover 50% of the cost
Northern Territory
Home and Business Battery Scheme
For small & medium businesses
This Scheme offers $400 per kilowatt hour of useable battery system capacity, up to a maximum of $5000.
South Australia
Electric Vehicle Incentive
For all businesses
A $3,000 subsidy is available for up to 2 new battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles valued below $68,750 (including GST) registered by SA businesses in SA.
Sustainability Support Program
For small businesses
This Program assists small businesses in developing strategies to enhance environmental sustainability and build capabilities to implement sustainable practices.
Queensland
Tasmania
Business Energy Efficiency Scheme (BEES)
For small businesses
This Scheme assists businesses consuming over 150 MWh of electricity annually by providing loan interest subsidies for energy efficiency investments, supporting up to $50 million in loans over 3 years.
Victoria
Large Energy User Electrification Support
For large businesses
Up to $66k for feasibility studies to help get large gas users to electrify.
Western Australia
Charge Up Workplace EV Charging Grant
For small & medium businesses
Funding to businesses for the installation of electric vehicle chargers: up to 50% of the cost of installing EV chargers on site.
Please note, while we aim to provide accurate and useful information, this guide doesn't replace professional advice.
For specific eligibility criteria and application processes, it's best to consult with a professional energy advisor.