The discounted energy-efficient lighting for households in Victoria is helpful to reduce their energy consumption. It is done with the replacement of old inefficient halogen lights with new energy-efficient LED lights. The cost of buying LEDs and getting them installed by professionals is subsidized in this scheme. The incentives for household LED upgrades (as well… Read More »
Do you know that lights are the biggest energy consumers in your house? Lights and water heating alone are responsible for over 40% of your average household utility bills. Although electrical appliances also consume a lot of energy, you certainly cannot go and replace your appliances such as a washing machine, refrigerator, etc., with a… Read More »
The Victorian Energy Upgrades program (VEU program) is an initiative to slash energy bills by providing energy-efficient products such as heat pump powered water heaters. The program is devoted to the diminishment of greenhouse gas emissions. The program encourages people to install energy-efficient products such as LED bulbs and tubes, as they consume less energy.… Read More »
The government of Victoria has launched a rebate program called VEU (Victorian Energy Upgrades) which was earlier called VEET (Victorian Energy Efficiency Target) scheme. Under the program, LED light replacement is offered to eligible Victorian households and businesses. The VEU program helps decrease power bills and energy consumption in Victorian homes and businesses. Households can… Read More »
What is the government LED replacement program? Previously known as Victorian Energy Efficiently Target (VEET), Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) is Victoria’s government LED replacement program. This program helps businesses and households in Victoria reduce energy consumption, electricity bills, and decrease greenhouse gas emissions. This scheme intends to make energy efficiency advances more affordable, contribute to… Read More »
What is subsidized LED lights replacement in Victoria? The goal of subsidized LED light replacement in Victoria is to explore new ways to reduce energy usage, power bills, and greenhouse gas emissions. As lights are the biggest energy consumer in households, they amount to over 40% of the average household energy bills. The VEU (Victorian… Read More »
