The Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) commenced on 1 July 2009. It is designed to help NSW families and businesses save money on their power bills by increasing the opportunities to improve energy efficiency. Reducing electricity use will also help shield customers from rising electricity prices and from future electricity price increases caused in part by the introduction of the national carbon pricing mechanism on 1 July 2012. The ESS establishes legislated annual energy savings targets that must be met through the creation and surrender of Energy Savings Certificates (ESCs).

Reducing electricity has two benefits:

lower electricity bills

additional revenue from the sale of certificates.

Including your project in the Energy Savings Scheme may make investing in energy efficient equipment more feasible. It could improve your return on investment and make projects with marginal energy savings more viable.

We are proud sponsors of SPARC the International Lighting Event, come see us Exhibit in Sydney 4-6 June 2013

NSW Government

LED lights are finally reaching a level that is set to make them the choice of lighting when it comes to what to put inside - and outside - your home.

An independent energy audit can be crucial in determining your energy use and identifying projects that will deliver cost savings.

To find out more about what the government is doing to create a more sustainable environment.

To find out more about what the government is doing to create a more sustainable environment.

ElectroniCast Consultants announced their 10-year market forecast of the Australian consumption of light emitting diode lamps.

Lighting professionals Support information campaign on phasing-out of inefficient lamps.

Lighting professionals Support information campaign on phasing-out of inefficient lamps.