Energy Rebates

To help households reduce energy costs and improve sustainability, both Victorian and Australian Government programs offer valuable rebates on eligible energy-efficient heating, cooling, air conditioning, and hot water systems.

Can I Claim an Energy Rebate?

If you’re upgrading to a more efficient system, you may be entitled to significant savings. The rebate amount you receive will depend on factors such as the energy efficiency of your new product and, in some cases, the performance of the system being replaced.

There are currently three main rebate programs available:

VEECs (Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates)
Save up to $7,800 on eligible ducted reverse-cycle and split-system air conditioners, and up to $3,000 on qualifying hot water heat pump installations.

STCs (Small-scale Technology Certificates)
Receive up to $1,000 in rebates when installing an eligible hot water heat pump system.

Solar Victoria Rebate
Claim up to $1,000 towards the cost of upgrading to an approved solar hot water or heat pump hot water system.

Our team can help you understand which rebates you may qualify for and guide you through the process, making it easier and more affordable to upgrade to an energy-efficient hot water, heating, or cooling solution.

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Are Rebates Available for Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning?

Yes. Eligible homeowners can access government rebates when upgrading to an energy-efficient ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning system.

Programs such as VEECs (Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates) can significantly reduce the cost of your new system and installation, making it more affordable to enjoy year-round heating and cooling.

Upgrading to a high-efficiency reverse-cycle air conditioner not only improves home comfort but can also help lower energy consumption and running costs.

Our team can help you determine your eligibility and maximise the rebates available for your upgrade.

Are Government Rebates Available for Split Systems?

Yes. Eligible homeowners can access government rebates when upgrading to an energy-efficient split system air conditioner.

At Eagle Eye Plumbing, we supply and install high-performance split systems that deliver reliable heating and cooling without the need for extensive ductwork.

Our team will help you choose the right system for your home while ensuring you maximise any available rebate opportunities.

Enjoy greater comfort, improved energy efficiency, and valuable savings on your new split system installation.

What Hot Water Heat Pump Rebates Are Available in Victoria?

Upgrading to an energy-efficient hot water heat pump could make you eligible for valuable government rebates and incentives.

Victorian homeowners may be able to access up to $3,000 through VEECs, up to $1,000 through STCs, and an additional $1,000 Solar Victoria rebate on eligible installations.

These state and federal programs are designed to make sustainable hot water solutions more affordable, helping you reduce energy consumption, lower running costs, and save on your upgrade.

Our team can help you identify available rebates and maximise your savings when installing a new hot water heat pump.

How Do Energy Rebates Work?

The Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program helps households reduce energy consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions by providing rebates on eligible energy-efficient heating, cooling, and hot water systems.

These rebates are delivered through government-backed certificate programs, allowing homeowners to receive substantial discounts on the cost of upgrading to more efficient technology.

At Eagle Eye Plumbing, we manage the entire rebate process on your behalf, making it simple and hassle-free to access the savings you’re entitled to.

By upgrading to an energy-efficient system, you’ll enjoy improved comfort, lower energy bills, and the confidence of making a more sustainable choice for your home.

What are the Available Rebate Options?

VEECs (Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates)
Save up to $7,800 on eligible ducted reverse-cycle and split-system air conditioning systems, and up to $3,000 on qualifying hot water heat pumps.