Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme
Australian households and small businesses can lower the cost of an eligible small-scale renewable-energy installation by selling certificates or assigning them to an agent for a possible upfront discount.
Grants for cutting emissions and adapting to climate change.
Australian households and small businesses can lower the cost of an eligible small-scale renewable-energy installation by selling certificates or assigning them to an agent for a possible upfront discount.
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
Ongoing grants for Australian renewable-energy development, demonstration, deployment and commercialisation projects.
A full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
Grants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
Up to AUD 1,400 off solar-panel installation for eligible homeowners in Victoria, including homes being built.
Homeowners living in their property in Victoria can get up to AUD 1,000 towards an eligible replacement heat-pump or solar hot-water system, or up to AUD 1,400 for an eligible locally made model.
A battery rebate and optional interest-free loan for Western Australian homes that join a scheme coordinating household batteries to support the electricity grid.
Funding to test and expand climate-adaptation solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people living in poverty in developing countries. Applications are currently closed.
Grants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
Closed Australian grant round offering local governments AUD25,000–2.5 million for energy upgrades, covering up to 50% of eligible costs with cash matching.
A rebate towards rooftop solar for eligible Queensland rental homes, paid to individual landlords living in Australia who meet the property, tenant-consent and lease conditions.
Rebates for Victorian owners corporations to install rooftop solar supplying apartments, units or strata townhouses.
Closed purchase rebate of AUD 3,000 or AUD 6,000 for eligible new battery-electric vehicles bought by Queensland residents and businesses.
Co-funding for charge point operators to install public electric vehicle chargers on kerbsides and in council or commercial car parks in selected New South Wales council areas.
Grants for Australian companies and eligible public bodies to study, demonstrate or deploy renewable energy, electrification and efficiency technologies that cut industrial emissions.
Grants for eligible Australian organisations deploying portfolios of community batteries that store solar energy and ease pressure on electricity networks.
Grants of up to A$30,000 helped NSW businesses assess heat pump feasibility through specialist screening, design and a detailed study.
Grants of up to AUD 25,000 help NSW businesses with substantial energy bills hire consultants to assess their progress towards net zero and develop practical plans.
Grants help NSW fleet operators buy new battery electric vehicles and install smart charging, through a small-fleet trial option or competitive bids for larger fleets.
Grants for emissions-reduction upgrades at NSW mining and manufacturing facilities that reported under the NGER Scheme in 2024–25.
Grants for independent development studies for commercial-scale low carbon liquid fuel facilities in New South Wales that entered the May 2026 fuel-security process.
Grants for Australian companies building or expanding NSW biomethane plants that supply gas to industrial facilities through the state’s gas network.
Grants help eligible Australian organisations deploy innovative clean-energy projects that cut emissions in Western Australia.
Matched grants of A$5 million–A$15 million for Australian incorporated entities developing large projects that reduce emissions in Western Australia.
Grants towards workplace, fleet and public electric vehicle chargers at Western Australian sites for small and medium businesses, registered not-for-profits and local councils.
Grants for feasibility studies, pilot projects and capital works that develop innovative ways to cut or capture emissions from heavy industry in Western Australia.
Grants for Australian clean-energy startups developing their technology and for organisations providing accelerator, incubator or other startup support services.
Matched grants help Australian small and medium manufacturers replace fossil fuel processes with electric or renewable energy technologies for surface treatment, process steam and metals processing.
Grants help residential owners corporations in New South Wales install shared rooftop solar, with higher support for buildings in selected disadvantaged areas.
ACT residents replacing ducted gas heating can receive an installation discount and electricity bill credits for an approved ducted reverse-cycle system.
Installation discounts and electricity-bill credits help eligible ACT households upgrade low-performing ceiling insulation.
Rebates for Ku-ring-gai households installing solar, efficient appliances and home insulation or improving windows.
A rebate of 10%, up to AUD 250, for household rooftop solar installed at eligible Shellharbour properties.
Property owners in eligible Western Australian towns can receive a water-account credit towards a new rainwater tank or plumbing an existing tank into their toilet or washing machine.
Grants of up to £2,000 for community-led climate-resilience projects by Communities for Nature partners and groups in their partner communities.