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Heat Pump Rebates in Victoria

Up to $1,000 off via VEU

โœ“ Active 2026

Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) Program

The Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program provides upfront discounts on heat pump hot water systems. Installers accredited under the VEU scheme apply the discount at point of sale - you can save $500-$1,000 depending on your current system and the new heat pump.

Value

$500-$1,000 for most households

How Much Can You Save?

Scenario Incentive
Replacing electric resistance Up to $1,000 VEU discount
Replacing gas storage Up to $700 VEU discount
Replacing gas instantaneous Up to $500 VEU discount

How the Victoria Heat Pump Rebate Works

VEU-accredited installers earn Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates (VEECs) for upgrading inefficient systems to heat pumps. They pass this value to you as a discount. The amount depends on the efficiency of the system being replaced and the new system's rating.

Eligibility Requirements

  • โœ“ Victorian residential property
  • โœ“ Replacing an existing electric resistance, gas, or old inefficient system
  • โœ“ Installed by a VEU-accredited provider
  • โœ“ Property in a Powercor, CitiPower, Jemena, AusNet, or United Energy distribution area

How to Claim

  1. 1 Find a VEU-accredited heat pump hot water installer
  2. 2 Get a quote showing the VEU discount clearly
  3. 3 Confirm system is on the VEU approved product register
  4. 4 Proceed with installation - discount applied automatically

Ongoing Savings

Victorian electricity feed-in tariffs of 4-7 c/kWh mean that solar-heated water via a heat pump is far more valuable than exporting the same energy. Most systems save $700-$1,200 per year in running costs.

Former Victoria Heat Pump Incentives

The Energy Saver Incentive was the predecessor to VEU. The Solar Homes Program does not currently cover heat pump hot water systems.

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