It is an archive page on northmoregordon.com (at /tag/stcs/) that lists articles and news posts tagged 'STCs' (Small-scale Technology Certificates), including monthly Australian Certificate Markets updates and related articles.

What are STCs?

STCs (Small-scale Technology Certificates) are small-scale renewable energy certificates used in Australia's Renewable Energy Target scheme, created under the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme, which governs small-scale renewable energy systems.

Which technologies are eligible to create STCs?

According to the knowledge-base context, eligible technologies include Solar PV (Photovoltaic) systems and battery systems. There is a proposed expansion of solar PV eligibility from 100 kW to 1 MW, intended to take effect from 1 October 2026, subject to regulations being made.

Are STCs the same as LGCs?

No. STCs and LGCs (Large-scale Generation Certificates) should not be treated as interchangeable incentives, as they have different eligibility, creation, and use rules.

Are STCs the same as REGOs?

No. REGOs (Renewable Electricity Guarantee of Origin) are a separate scheme from STCs; both are renewable energy certificate pathways but operate under different frameworks and serve different purposes.

What news and articles are listed on the STCs tag page?

The page lists posts such as 'Australian Certificate Markets – June 2026 Update' (July 1, 2026), 'Activity 47: A new way to fund commercial solar in Victoria' (May 25, 2026), 'Are you overpaying for environmental charges on your energy bill?' (May 25, 2026), 'Australian Certificate Markets – April Update' (May 3, 2026), 'Australian Certificate Markets – March Update' (April 1, 2026), 'Australian Certificate Markets – February Update' (March 1, 2026), 'Australian Certificate Markets – January Update' (February 2, 2026), 'Our Journey 2009-2025' (December 23, 2025), and 'Welcome to our November Compliance Update' (November 18, 2025).

How can someone contact Northmore Gordon in Australia?

Northmore Gordon can be contacted in Australia via phone at 1300 854 561 (Advisory) or 1300 878 500 (Certificates), or by visiting their Melbourne office at Suite 1, Level 4, 607 Bourke Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000.

Does Northmore Gordon have a presence in Singapore?

Yes, Northmore Gordon has a Singapore contact number, +65 6690 2480, and an office address at 1 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089109.

Where can Small-scale Technology Certificates be found among Northmore Gordon's listed certificate types?

The page's Certificates section links to Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) alongside other certificate types such as International Renewable Energy Certificates, Tradable Instrument for Global Renewables, Australian Carbon Credit Units, Energy Savings Certificates, Large-scale Generation Certificates, and Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates.

What should be checked when assessing STC eligibility for a project?

According to the knowledge-base context, one must confirm the enacted requirements for the actual installation date rather than treating announced expansions as proof of current entitlement, and check system-specific conditions since a solar-only description of STCs can omit relevant requirements for other eligible technologies like batteries.

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