Rebates
Governments across Australia offer a range of rebates and other assistance to help you to live greener. You may be eligible for a number of these.
Select your state or territory below to find programs in your area to suit your needs.
National Government Rebates
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LPG gas vehicle conversion
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The LPG Vehicle Scheme offers grants of $2,000 towards the purchase of a new vehicle already fitted with LPG or a grant of $1,000 for the LPG conversion of a new or used vehicle. To check your eligibility and download an application form visit the AusIndustry LPG Vehicle Scheme website. You can also ring the AusIndustry Hotline on 13 28 46 or email hotline@ausindustry.gov.au
- Available from:
- Australian Government
- More information:
- http://www.ausindustry.gov.au/programs/energy-fuels/lpgvs/Pages/default.aspx
- Related actions:
- Buy an energy efficient car
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Renewable power incentive
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You maybe entitled to Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) if your Small-scale Generation Unit (SGU), such as small-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, wind or hydro unit, is eligible. These certificates can then be sold and transferred to a STC agent (usually electricity retailers) or sold in the STC market or through the STC Clearing House. A STC agent will offer you a financial benefit such as an up-front discount or delayed cash payment when you assign your STCs to them. A majority of owners take this option. For more details visit the Australian Government's Office of Renewable Energy Regulator solar panels web page and the Fact sheet: Support for small-scale renewable energy systems web page.
- Available from:
- Australian Government
- More information:
- http://www.orer.gov.au/Solar-Panels/solar-panels
- Related actions:
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TV & Computer Recycling scheme
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The National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme provides households and small businesses with access to free recycling services for televisions and computers. Recycling services are currently available in areas of the ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, VIC and WA, with further services to be rolled out across metropolitan, regional and remote Australia by the end of 2013.
Electronic items such as televisions and computers, printers, keyboards, mice and hard drives can be disposed of for free. The scheme does not cover other electronic items such as mobile phones, stereos and video recorders.
- Available from:
- Australian Government
- More information:
- http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/waste/ewaste/drop-off-points.html
- Related actions:
- Install efficient appliances and fixtures
Queensland Government Rebates