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Stay informed on the latest government and regional funding opportunities. We summarise what’s available, who qualifies, and when to apply – so you don’t miss out.
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) supports Singapore businesses looking to reduce energy consumption and invest in more energy-efficient equipment. The grant co-funds eligible equipment purchases across sectors including Construction, Data Centres, Food Services, Maritime, Manufacturing (including Food Manufacturing) and Retail.
Funding Amount
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) provides funding of up to S$30,000 per company under the Base Tier, covering up to 70% of eligible equipment costs for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs. The Advanced Tier provides up to S$350,000 per company across both the Base and Advanced Tiers.
Key Eligibility Criteria:
You can apply if you:
The Carbon Innovation Grants Program – Round 3 is now open to support Western Australian heavy industry businesses and project partners investing in innovative technologies and methods that reduce carbon emissions. With approximately $3.1 million available in Round 3, the
Funding Amount
Approximately $3.1 million is available in Round 3 across two funding streams:
Feasibility Studies: $50,000 to $500,000 per project, covering up to 50% of eligible project costs.
Pilot Projects and Capital Works: $100,000 to $1.5 million per project, covering up to 25% of eligible project costs.
Key Eligibility Criteria
You can apply if you:
The Sustainability Loan helps Queensland primary producers invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects that improve the long-term sustainability and profitability of their farming business. Delivered by QRIDA, this concessional loan program provides up to $1.3 million to support
Funding available: Loans of up to $1.3 million
Key Eligibility Criteria
The Cleaner Fuels Program is a $1.1 billion Australian Government initiative designed to accelerate the development of Australia’s low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) industry. Delivered by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), the program is intended to support advanced projects
Funding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria
Up to $1.1 billion in funding will be available through the Cleaner Fuels Program, with production-linked incentives provided over 10 years. The program is expected to support Australian low carbon liquid fuel projects that are advanced in development, progressing towards final investment decision and targeting production in the near future. Final eligibility and merit criteria are still being developed by ARENA.
The Net Zero Planning Grant is a NSW Government initiative designed to help eligible NSW businesses strengthen their net zero planning and identify practical actions to reduce emissions. Round 2 provides grants of up to $25,000, covering up to 50%
The Net Zero Planning Grant provides funding of up to $25,000, covering up to 50% of eligible costs. Funding is provided across two milestones, with up to $2,000 available for initial net zero planning and up to $23,000 for detailed net zero implementation activities.
Eligibility: You can apply if you:
The Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund is a major Australian Government initiative designed to accelerate Australia’s transition to a net zero economy by supporting innovative projects in clean energy manufacturing and low emissions industries. Delivered by the Australian Renewable
Funding:
Up to $1.5 billion program funding available (individual grant amounts vary by Technology Focus Area).
Who can apply:
Australian businesses, government entities, universities, research organisations and CRCs developing eligible renewable energy, electrification or energy efficiency technologies.
State:
Australia-wide
Industry:
Clean Energy | Renewable Energy | Advanced Manufacturing | Green Metals | Low Carbon Fuels | Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing
Accelerate your decarbonisation project with funding through the Singapore Pilots for Energy & Enterprise Decarbonisation (SPEED) Program The Singapore Pilots for Energy & Enterprise Decarbonisation (SPEED) Program is a new funding initiative designed to help organisations accelerate innovative decarbonisation technologies
Funding Available: Grant funding of up to 50% of eligible project costs
Key Eligibility Criteria:
You can apply if you:
The SME Industrial Decarbonisation Fund provides matched co-investment to help Australian manufacturers reduce Scope 1 emissions by transitioning energy-intensive processes away from fossil fuels. Delivered by the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC), the fund supports eligible projects that improve energy
Funding Amount
Key Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible, applicants must:
Applications are assessed on a competitive, continuous basis and funding will remain available until allocated or the program closes.
Territory Growth Initiative – Funding for High-Growth Northern Territory Businesses The Territory Growth Initiative (TGI) is a Northern Territory Government funding program designed to support high-growth businesses and strategic projects that will drive economic development across the Territory. Through a
The Solar for Apartment Residents (SoAR)-Boost program is a NSW Government initiative designed to make renewable energy more accessible for apartment dwellers. With funding of up to $200,000, this grant supports the installation of shared solar PV systems across eligible
Funding available
• Up to $200,000 per project (ex GST)
• Covers up to 80% of solar PV installation costs
The $5 billion Net Zero Fund is a new investment initiative delivered through the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC) to help Australian businesses accelerate decarbonisation, expand domestic manufacturing of low-emissions technologies, and deliver major industrial transformation projects. Unlike traditional government
We are keeping this section closely aligned to the published guidance.
You can apply if your proposal:
Is solely or mainly Australian based
Aligns with at least one of the seven priority areas
Is not a prohibited investment (including coal or natural gas extraction, construction of pipeline infrastructure, or native forest logging)
Demonstrates a risk/return profile consistent with the NRFC Investment Mandate
Has regard to legislated public policy outcomes, including:
Growing or improving industrial capability
Helping industry pursue value-adding opportunities
Improving economic diversity
Has an Australian Industry Participation Plan where required
The Powering the Regions Fund – Industrial Transformation Stream (Round 3) is now open for applications. This $400 million national program supports industrial facilities in regional Australia to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency, electrify processes, and adopt low-emissions technologies. Round
Funding is available until the budget is exhausted. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Applicants with existing funding from other Powering the Regions Fund streams may not be eligible for additional support.
Last Updated: 05/12/26