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Rebate Offers

Water Tanks

Cost: $1500 - $6500

Rebates:

  • $150 for tank 600 litres or greater; extra $150 for toilet connection
  • $500 for 2000 - 4999 litre tank connected to toilet and/or laundry
  • $900 for 5000plus litre tank connected to toilet or laundry
  • $1000 for 5000plus litre tank connected to toilet and laundry

How to apply: download claim form and send to local water supplier.

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Grey Water

Cost: $700 - $1400

Rebate: $500

How to apply: download claim form and send to local water supplier.

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Toilet / Shower

  • Dual Flush toilet: costs $15 - $1000, rebate $50
  • 3 star water efficient showerhead: costs from $75, $10 or $20 rebate
  • Water Saving Goods, eg tap timer, weep hoses, trigger nozzles: $30 rebate for $100 spent

How to apply: download claim form and send to local water supplier.

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Solar Energy

Cost for new system: $11,000 to $16,000

Rebate:

  • New systems, up to $8000
  • Extension to old system, up to $5000

How to apply: family income must be less than $100,000.
Form sent to Federal Environment Department

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Solar Hot Water (Melbourne)

Cost: $3000 - $5000

Rebate: $900 - $1500 depending on system

How to apply: point of sale discount.

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Solar Hot Water (Regional Victoria)

Cost: $3000 - $5000

Rebate: $1900 to $2500, additional $200 if you live in a mains gas area

How to apply: point of sale discount.

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Gas Hot Water

Cost: $1000

Rebates:

  • $400 for a five star hot water heater
  • $700 for concession card holders
  • $300 for installation rebate for flat dwellers

How to apply: from participating retailers.

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Ceiling Insulation

Cost: about $1000

Rebates: 30% of the cost, up to $300; 50% of the total cost up to $500 for concession card holders

How to apply: through insulation supplier as a point of sale discount.

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(source: The Sunday Age September 7, 2008)