Funding Amount:
NZD 650 million available.
‘Total project costs must be at least $300,000.
Government co-funding for any project will be limited to a maximum of 50% of eligible project costs
To be eligible, you must:
- NZ based businsess
- Applications for funding must be for the incremental capitalised project costs, not operating costs.
- Projects must be fully commissioned and operational by 31 December 2027.
Funding Amount:
- $15 million program over the next 5 years.
- $50,000 – $500,000 grant for Feasibility studies at a maximum contribution of 50%.
- $100,000 to $1.5 million grant to support pilot projects and capital works at a maximum of 25 per cent of eligible project costs.
To be eligible, you must:
- The study or project must apply to specific sites or locations within Western Australia.
- The project must be additional to business-as-usual activities of The applicant.
- An industrial business must be The lead or partner in The project, providing a cash or in-kind contribution.
Applicants can seek $100,000 to $500,000 for feasibility studies or $250,000 to $5 million for engineering studies.
Funding amount:
Up to $25,000
To be eligible, you must:
- be an eligible entity
- have an eligible project
- have eligible expenditure
The rules can be found here in the grant opportunity guidelines. You must also:
- have an Australian Business Number (ABN)
- and are one of the following entity types:
- an entity incorporated in Australia
- a sole trader
- a partnership
You must also:
- be a small or medium-sized business with an employee headcount from 1 to 199 employees averaged over any consecutive 12-month period since 1 July 2019
- have consent from the owner of the project location to undertake the project
To be eligible, you must:
- have an Australian business number (ABN)
- be a business with a submetering project at a NSW site address
- spend a minimum of $200,000 a year on energy bills at that site.
If the application is for a commercial building:
- only the base building is eligible
- the occupancy certificate must have been issued prior to 1 January 2022.
Funding amount:
Up to $25,000
To be eligible, you must:
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- have an Australian business number (ABN)
and be one of the following entities:
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- an entity incorporated in Australia
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- a private company
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- a public company
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- an incorporated trustee on behalf of a trust
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- a co-operative
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- an incorporated, not-for-profit organisation
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- an indigenous corporation
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- a sole trader
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- a partnership
- If you are a Registered Corporation, use over 54 TJ of Energy per annum, you may be required to complete an Energy Efficiency Opportunities Assessment (EEOA) for Registered Corporations.
- If you are expanding your site, or building a new one, and are likely to use over 54 TJ of energy per annum when operating 24×7, then you are required to complete an Energy Efficiency Opportunities Assessment (EEOA) for New Ventures.
Funding amount:
- Up to 50% of qualifying costs, capped at
- $250,000 per energy-intensive facility (i.e. consuming more than 54TJ of energy annually and registrable under the Energy Conservation Act); and
- $125,000 for other facilities.
To be eligible, you must:
The applicant must be a Singapore-registered owner or operator of an existing or proposed industrial facility that is or will be sited in Singapore.
Funding amount:
Up to 50% of the qualifying costs
To be eligible, you must:
- be a Singapore-registered owner or operator of an existing or proposed industrial facility that is or will be sited in Singapore;
- be recognised under the “Singapore Standard Industrial Classification (SSIC) 2015” as undertaking manufacturing activities; and
- have a group annual sales turnover of not more than S$500 million
Funding amount:
Up to 50% of the qualifying costs, capped at $200,000 over a 5-year period for any single facility.
To be eligible, you must:
- The owner or operator of the manufacturing facility must be registered in Singapore.
- The industrial facility for which the energy assessment is being carried out must be located in Singapore.
- Energy audits of relevant business activities of registered corporations under the Energy Conservation Act are not eligible for application from 1 Jan 2020.
- The capabilities of the selected Consultants** should be thoroughly assessed to ensure that they match the needs and requirements of your facility.
- Companies must have conducted a preliminary energy assessment at the time of application.
- The detailed energy assessment must not have commenced at the time of application. The company must not have signed a contract with the Consultant for the detailed energy assessment at the time of application.
- The detailed energy assessment should cover the whole plant or facility. Manufacturing equipment and processes may be excluded from the assessment. For large facilities, a partial assessment covering a complete system or part of the facility may be considered. Besides energy assessments, process plants can also carry out long-term monitoring of individual system components and overall systems to identify efficiency degradation. This is known as Energy Performance Monitoring. Such projects are also eligible for funding under E2F.
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- Appointed Consultant can either be:
- a) an external company, foreign or local, and accredited under the Energy Services Company (ESCO) Accreditation Scheme; or
- b) qualified internal assessment teams with good track record in carrying out energy assessments of a comparable scale and scope. Such teams must provide evidence of substantial experience in carrying out energy assessments of the scale and scope intended.