Applicable to: NSW-based businesses with significant gas use at a site, typically industrial or commercial facilities assessing alternatives to gas-fired heating.

Funding: Up to $30,000 available, covering up to 75% of eligible costs for heat pump screening and a detailed feasibility study.

Benefits: Provides a clear, evidence-based assessment of whether heat pumps are technically and financially viable for your site. Identifies costs, infrastructure constraints, energy and emissions reduction potential, and key risks. Can be undertaken as a standalone study or following an energy audit to inform electrification decisions.

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Applicable to: NSW-based small to medium businesses, councils, and eligible organisations seeking to improve energy performance at non-residential sites. Best suited to organisations with clear energy savings potential that want to engage an Energy Performance Service (EPS) provider.

Funding: Up to $50,000, covering up to 75 percent of eligible costs for engaging an EPS provider to scope, analyse, and prepare an energy performance project.

Benefits: Supports upfront planning and commercial assessment of energy efficiency projects delivered under an Energy Performance Contract. Helps identify bankable energy savings opportunities, implementation pathways, indicative costs, savings, and risk allocation. Reduces early-stage risk and improves readiness for larger capex or financed energy upgrades.oes here

Applicable to: NSW-based businesses, strata schemes, councils, and eligible organisations installing electricity submetering at non-residential sites. Suited to sites with multiple tenants, processes, or major loads where energy use visibility is limited.

Funding: Up to $20,000, covering up to 50 percent of eligible costs for the purchase and installation of electricity submetering equipment and related works.

Benefits: Improves visibility of electricity use at a granular level. Enables better energy management, cost allocation, and identification of efficiency opportunities. Provides high-quality data to support energy audits, demand management, electrification planning, and future energy investment decisions.

Applicable to: NSW-based businesses, councils, and organisations operating vehicle fleets and planning to transition light, medium, or heavy vehicles to electric. Best suited to fleets with a clear replacement pipeline and the ability to commit to vehicle deployment within required timeframes.

Funding: Competitive grant funding. Amount varies by project and bid strength. Funding supports a portion of the incremental cost of electric vehicles compared to internal combustion vehicles, and may include supporting infrastructure where eligible.

Benefits: Reduces upfront cost barriers to fleet electrification. Accelerates transition to electric vehicles, lowers fuel and maintenance costs, and delivers measurable emissions reductions. Supports large-scale fleet change with clear commercial and environmental outcomes, strengthening the business case for electrification.

Applicable to: Australian industrial businesses with high emissions or energy use, including manufacturing, processing, and resource sectors, undertaking projects that materially reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Suited to organisations pursuing studies, pilots, demonstrations, or deployment of decarbonisation technologies at scale.

Funding: Competitive grant funding. Amount varies by project scope and impact, ranging from feasibility studies to large multi-million-dollar deployment projects. Co-contribution is required and projects must demonstrate strong emissions reduction outcomes.

Benefits: Supports industrial decarbonisation through electrification, energy efficiency, fuel switching, energy storage, and enabling infrastructure. Reduces technical and commercial risk for first-of-kind or scaled projects. Enables credible emissions reductions, improved energy productivity, and long-term competitiveness of Australian industry.

Applicable to: Businesses investing in renewable energy systems.

Funding: Financial incentives (specific amounts not provided).

Benefits: Increases the use of renewable energy while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Applicable to: NSW-based businesses spending over $200,000 annually on energy at one site (or $500,000 across multiple sites), excluding government entities and large emitters.

Funding: Up to $30,000 available, covering 75% of eligible consultancy costs

Benefits: Supports development of emissions inventories, net zero targets, and action plans through expert guidance.

Applicable to: Small to medium Australian businesses (1–199 employees) with an ABN, operational ≥24 months, and not funded in Round 1

Funding: Up to AU $10,000 to $25,000

Benefits: Enables purchase or upgrade of energy‑efficient equipment, energy audits, monitoring systems, and other activities to reduce energy use, cut bills, and lower emissions

Applicable to: Small SA-based businesses and not‑for‑profits (with one ABN) investing $5,000–$100,000 (ex‑GST) in energy‑efficient upgrades.

Funding: Up to $50,000

Benefits: Supports energy-efficient equipment or improvements to cut energy use, reduce costs, adopt sustainable practices, and minimise waste

Applicable to: Queensland-based manufacturing SMEs (5–200 FTE employees) with ABN and GST, operating ≥12 months, undertaking projects with quotes ≥ AU $10,000–$7,500 depending on scope.

Funding: Up to AU$50,000

Benefits: Supports installation of energy-efficient equipment (LED lighting, heat pumps, motors, HVAC, compressed air, electrification, energy monitoring) to reduce energy use, costs, and emissions

Applicable to: Australian businesses investing in clean technology and energy-efficient equipment.

Funding: Grants available to assist with project costs (amount not specified).

Benefits: Reduces energy costs and environmental impact by supporting energy-efficient projects.

(Tasmania Only)

Applicable to: Tasmanian communities undertaking projects related to climate change and sustainability.

Funding: $2,000 to $20,000 per grant.

Benefits: Helps reduce emissions and build resilience to climate change.

Applicable to: Large businesses using more than 0.5 petajoules of energy annually.

Funding: N/A

Benefits: Identifies energy-saving opportunities and improves energy efficiency through detailed assessments and reporting.

Applicable to: NSW businesses looking to enhance energy monitoring.

Funding: Up to $100,000.

Benefits: Helps implement metering and monitoring systems to identify and reduce energy waste.

Applicable to: Small and medium-sized manufacturers in Queensland with fewer than 200 employees.

Funding: Up to $50,000.

Benefits: Supports energy-efficient technology upgrades to reduce energy usage and costs.

Applicable to: Industrial facilities across Australia.

Funding: Part of a $40 million budget for energy efficiency upgrades.

Benefits: Helps facilities reduce emissions through energy-efficient technologies.

Applicable to: Businesses in safeguarded sectors across Australia.

Funding: $600 million total fund.

Benefits: Supports transformative energy efficiency projects to reduce emissions.

Applicable to: NSW businesses installing solar PV systems.

Funds: Grants up to 50% of eligible costs.

Benefits: Lowers energy bills and promotes sustainable energy use with solar solutions.

Our team specialises in guiding businesses through the grant application process, ensuring your energy efficiency projects align with the funding criteria. Whether you’re installing new energy-efficient technologies, upgrading existing systems, or performing an energy audit, we can help you maximise your savings by securing government funding.