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Environmental building rebates are currently available from the federal government to make new and existing homes more energy efficient. State governments and local utility providers also offer a range of rebates for energy and water efficiency. These rebates change over time and are aimed at promoting the installation of rainwater tanks or water efficient appliances for existing homes or installing higher rated hot water systems. In some cases, homes may be eligible for both a federal and a state rebate.

Current at: 17 June 2008
What rebates are available for new and existing houses in NSW to be green?
The rebates for new homes are presently only available from the Federal Government.
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Current at: 25 March 2008
State Government water rebates
The state and territory governments all provide some additional rebates for water conservation. These are mainly focused on rainwater tanks, toilets, showers and tapware. There are a number rebates for home audits to help you find out what you can do to improve the performance of your home.
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Current at: 25 March 2008
State Government energy rebates
The state and territory governments all provide some additional rebates for energy conservation. These are mainly focused on solar hot water, energy audit and insulation. There are a number rebates for home audits to help you find out what you can do to improve the performance of your home.
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Current at: 25 March 2008
Federal Government Rebates
The Federal government provides a small number of rebates to help home owners and businesses use more efficient energy for solar hot water systems and solar photovoltaic systems in new homes. However, the Federal government does not provide any rebates for water efficiency.
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