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Victorian government Air Con Rebates: Heating & Cooling Program
The Victorian Government’s Heating and Cooling Rebates Program, as part of the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) initiative, offers significant incentives for homeowners to upgrade to more energy-efficient heating and cooling systems. This program is designed to reduce energy consumption, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and help Victorians save on energy bills. Our team ensures high-quality installations that maximise your savings and contribute to a sustainable future. Discover how you can benefit from rebates of up to $1,700 and take a step towards a greener, more comfortable home with EpiClimate

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Features of Reverse cycle Air conditioning system

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Types of Air Con we Install:

A single split system is the most common type of air conditioning setup. It consists of one indoor unit connected to one outdoor unit. This system is ideal for cooling or heating individual rooms or small spaces. It’s cost-effective and easy to install, making it a popular choice for residential use.
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Multi-split system connects multiple indoor units to a single outdoor unit. This setup allows for different rooms within a house to be cooled or heated independently, which provides greater flexibility and control. It’s efficient for Australian homes where different areas may have different temperature needs.
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A ducted system is more comprehensive and typically used for whole-house or large space heating and cooling. It consists of a central unit that distributes air through a network of ducts, which are hidden in the ceiling or under the floor.
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The VEU program supports the installation of high-quality, energy-efficient brands. Some of the brands we use include:
Gas vs. Electricity Bills (Residential) - Victoria
Comparison between Gas ducted system and Reverse cycle air con system
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Energy Type | Average Annual Usage | Average Annual Cost (2023-24) |
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Gas | 44,000 MJ (Medium home) | AUD $1,400 - $1,600 |
Electricity | 4,000 kWh (Medium home) | AUD $1,000 - $1,200 |
All-Electric | 6,000 kWh (Heating, etc.) | AUD $1,500 - $1,800 |
- Gas Bills: Gas usage for heating, hot water, and cooking in a typical medium-sized Victorian home ranges from 44,000 MJ annually. Households used to spend approximately $1,300 to $1,500 per year on gas.
- Electricity Bills: For households that rely solely on electricity (including electric heating), annual electricity usage can be higher, leading to bills between $1,500 and $1,800. However, for electricity-only homes without gas, this includes costs for heating, cooking, and appliances.
- Cost Trends: Gas costs have been increasing over recent years, with electricity becoming a more attractive option for many due to solar incentives and energy-efficient electric appliances like heat pumps and reverse cycle air conditioners.
Bill Breakdown
- The average cost of energy depends on factors such as household size, the efficiency of appliances, and the energy tariff. Households that switch from gas to electric may see similar total energy costs, but electricity can be cheaper in the long run with efficient appliances and solar integration.
These figures are estimates, and individual bills may vary. For a detailed breakdown of your expected costs, it is advisable to check specific tariffs from your energy provider.
FAQs
1. What is the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program?
The VEU program is a Victorian Government initiative designed to help households and businesses reduce their energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions by providing access to discounted energy-efficient products and services.
2. What heating and cooling systems are eligible under the VEU program?
Eligible systems include high-efficiency reverse cycle air conditioners such as Midea, Daikin, Panasonic, Carrier etc (also known as heat pumps) that meet the program's energy efficiency criteria.
3. Am I eligible for the VEU heating and cooling rebates?
Most Victorian households and businesses are eligible. Eligibility depends on factors like your location, existing equipment, and property type. Contact us to confirm your eligibility.
4. Can renters participate in the VEU program?
Yes, renters can participate with written permission from their landlord or property manager. We can assist in obtaining the necessary approvals.
5. How do I get started with the process?
Contact us via phone or email to schedule a free assessment. We'll evaluate your needs and provide a customised solution.
6. Are there warranties on the products and installation?
Yes, all our heating and cooling systems come with manufacturer warranties, and we offer warranties on our installation services for your peace of mind.
7. Do I need to pay anything upfront?
The VEU program covers a substantial portion of the system cost. You may be required to pay a reduced fee, primarily covering installation and any additional services.
8. How much can I expect to save on my energy bills?
While savings vary, many customers experience significant upto 75% reductions in their energy bills due to the high efficiency of the new systems.