More than $500 discount offered as incentive to buy energy efficient air-con

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For anyone wanting to install a new energy efficient air conditioner or replace an old one with a more efficient model, you may be able to get a discount on the cost of the air-con from the State Government’s Energy Savings Scheme. 

Air conditioners eligible for this Energy Savings Scheme incentive must be high quality and energy efficient. 

Using more energy efficient air conditioning systems will help reduce NSW’s emissions by 70% by 2035 and achieve net zero by 2050, according to the State Government.

How much is the discount incentive?

This incentive is provided as an upfront discount in the quote provided to you for the installation of a new air conditioner.

If you’re eligible, discounts can be:

up to $550 if you install a new 6kW air conditioner system

up to $560 if you replace an old air conditioner with a 6kW split system.

The discount amounts provided above are indicative only. The actual discount amount and final cost of your installation will vary depending on factors like:

  • the installer you choose
  • the location of your installation and the services provided which may include things like travel and transportation costs
  • the model you choose to install
  • the design of your home or business which may influence the complexity of the installation and the need for any additional building work
  • the administrative and compliance costs to secure the discount on the installation
  • the margin charged by the installer. 

Find out your discount and get the best deal by comparing quotes from multiple installers who offer this incentive.

You will need to make a minimum payment towards the cost of your new air conditioner and the installation services.  

If you already have an energy efficient air conditioner you may not be eligible, as the incentive is based on the potential energy savings of your new appliance.

Find out more here.

This information was provided by the NSW Government.

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