The NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) provides financial incentives to install energy efficient equipment and appliances in NSW households and businesses. Find out more about the NSW Energy Saving Scheme here.
The ESS works by allowing ACPs to create and register ESCs for energy savings that are supported with appropriate evidence. ESCs are then purchased each year by mainly electricity retailers operating in NSW to meet their share of a legislated annual energy savings target. This creates a market for certificates (ie, demand).
The proposed changes address what is the Australian Response of the Government in response to the Integrity Review of the Rooftop PV Sector. The majority of them are changes to the scheme for small-scale renewable energy that is managed through the Clean Energy Regulator (CER).
This is akin to allowing this CER to:
The changes will also simplify the reporting requirements of solar installers, solar retailers, and manufacturers.
We are also seeking your opinions on any other technical changes proposed to improve the efficiency of the administration of the Renewable Energy Target (RET) scheme.
Le Water is upgrading old hot water systems with sustainable cost-saving heat pumps. Installing Smart Lifestyle, chromagen, and eco alliance heat pumps.