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Energy bills can add up, but you don’t have to pay more than you need to. There are rebates and incentives from the Victorian government that help you save. Few realise they can save money simply by checking on plans.
Which is where a free tool called Victorian Energy Compare comes in!
In just minutes, they can:
There are many ways the Victorian government can give their people the opportunity to save money on their electricity bill.
Here are the many bonuses, government rebates, and incentives that they have at their disposal:
$250 FREE just for comparing your energy plan! You don’t have to switch providers — just follow these easy steps:
And that’s great because thousands of Victorians have already claimed the bonus. Don’t miss out!
Thinking about solar panels? SAVE UP TO $1,400 ON INSTALLATION! You might even be eligible for a 0% interest loan for the same sum.
Who Can Apply?
How to Apply
Solar panels reduce bills and are good for the environment — win-win!
A solar battery stores excess energy for use at night or on cloudy days. And the government provides a $2,950 rebate to assist with installation.
Who Can Apply?
How to Apply
Generate more of your own solar power and pay to the grid even less!
Did you know that heating your water is one of the largest monthly expenses in your home? A solar hot water system can save you up to 60% on your cost! Installation is subject to a $1,000 rebate from the government.
Who Can Apply?
How to Apply
Be more eco-friendly and save big bucks at once!
The Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) Program offers significant discounts on:
No income or property caps—EVERY single Victorian can apply!
Struggling with energy bills? You could be eligible for the Utility Relief Grant Scheme. The program can help with up to $650 for overdue electricity, gas, and water bills.
Who Can Apply?
How to Apply
If approved, the grant goes directly to your provider — a way to help you stay on top of your bills.
If your energy bills have been stacking up, you’re not alone. The Utility Relief Grant Scheme can assist, by covering outstanding electricity, gas and water bills. As much as $650 of financial aid could land in your pocket.
Who Can Apply?
How to Apply
If approved, the grant is paid directly to your energy provider — helping keep you out of disconnection.
Renters can still cut energy costs. The Rental Providers Rebate assists landlords to install energy-efficient systems, lowering bills paid of renters.
Who Can Apply?
How to Apply
This rebate improves the energy efficiency of homes and lowers costs for renters.
Many Victorians are paying way too much for energy just by not checking their plans. The Victorian Energy Compare tool — it’s quick and free to use — finds you the best deals and rebates.
Why Use It?
And even if you don’t switch providers, that knowledge gives you more control over your bills.
Small adjustments lead to significant impacts:
Apply now if you qualify for rebates to start long-term savings.
If you are struggling to pay the bills, do something about it today. There are also various grants and rebates from the Victorian government that can relieve some of the financial pressure.
Call your energy provider to find out what is available. Applying is quick and simple. The savings can be considerable.
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So far, soaring numbers have saved thousands this way. These upgrades also reduce energy costs and insulate you from price hikes.
Cutting energy costs is in the Victorian government’s sights. Whether you (understandably) want a one-off rebate like the Power Saving Bonus or ongoing savings with solar and appliance upgrades, there’s help available.
Go to Victorian Energy Compare now. Find your best options. Start saving money now. Thanks to rebates and incentives available, why pay more than you absolutely need to?
About Alan Brown Alan Brown is an Energy Comparison Content Reviewer at Connect Market. He has worked in Australian energy comparison since 2022, reviewing electricity plans, tariffs, distributor information and comparison content. Experience Energy Comparison Content Reviewer at Rwin, 2019–2022
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