The Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program helps Victorians cut power bills and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Since 2009, the program has supported over 2 million households to upgrade their appliances and equipment. Products include lighting, space heating and cooling, water heating, and draft sealing.

Eligibility

Every Victorian household can participate in the program and be eligible for incentives for energy-efficient products and services.

Your participation is voluntary.

How much can I save?

The average household can save between $120 and $1,100 a year on energy costs depending on the upgrade.

Key steps when organising VEU installation

To get a discount on the installation of a heating and cooling system you must:

  1. install an approved product
    Hint: research these products for their suitability and quality. There are a lot of products approved for installation as part of VEU. Not all products are of the same quality or suitable for every environment.
  2. work with an accredited provider
    Hint: get quotes from several providers. Accredited providers offer different types of products, services, expertise and costs. Make sure to get a quote from several accredited providers on the final installed price of the appliance, which includes the discount.

VEU products include…

Clothes dryer

Clothes dryers for households

Fridge

Fridges and freezers

Flame and icycle

Heating and cooling for households

Scorecard icon showing a house using solar, high energy star rating

Home energy rating assessments

solar hotwater system

Hot water systems for households

Induction cooktops

power usage home display

In-home displays

roof insulation benefits icon

Insulation

light globe

Lighting for households

pool pump

Pool pumps for households

Showerhead

Shower heads for households

television

Televisions for households

weatherseal

Weather sealing

window glazing icon

Window glazing for households

For more information, visit about the VEU program.


Victorian Default Offer Final Decision

Our Victorian Default Offer is decreasing – giving Victorians cheaper energy bills.

This means Victorians on the VDO will pay $100 less on their bills next year. Small businesses on the VDO will pay $261 less on their bills next year.

We know that renewable energy is the cheapest form of energy there is.

That’s why we’re investing in more renewables – to keep the lights on, and prices down.


Renewable Energy Projects

The Allan Labor Government is cracking on with renewable energy projects by accelerating planning approvals – providing investment certainty for Victoria’s growing renewable energy industry and ensuring projects that bring energy prices down are built faster