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Climate Change Fund

The NSW Government's $700 million Climate Change Fund was established in July 2007 to help business, households, schools, communities and government save water, energy and greenhouse gas emissions. Current programs include:

  • $175 million NSW Home Saver Rebates providing rebates for hot water systems, hot water circulators, rainwater tanks, dual flush toilets and washing machines
  • $30 million Public Facilities program
  • $20 million School Energy Efficiency program
  • $20 million Rainwater Tanks in Schools program
  • $150 million program under the Energy Efficiency Strategy

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    In addition, the Climate Change Fund provides $2 million a year for the Central Coast Water Savings Fund

    The Climate Change Fund was established under the Energy and Utilities Administration Act 1987. It incorporates the Water and Energy Savings Funds, the Climate Action Grants Program and funding from the Environmental Trust.

    To be kept informed about the Climate Change Fund and notified when funding becomes available, please subscribe to the mailing list.

       

     

     

    Page last updated: 15 January 2010