Energy Bill
Energy bills are required for the NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) small business (under 100MW/year) jobs and the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) rule for additional certificate incentives. The following information needs to be extracted from the energy bill to determine scheme eligibility:
Energy Usage
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The energy bill is essential for determining total energy consumption for the implementation site, which are crucial for calculating which scheme the job fits under.
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If under 100mWh per year then it is deemed a small business or residential (HEER scheme)
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If over 100mWh per year then it is deemed commercial (IHEAB scheme)
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We can assess this from the Energy Bill from that site
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Refer to our Energy Bill Calculator to help you determine the job scheme
Time Period
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We need at least 1 month of energy usage on the bill to assess the projected energy usage.
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We may ask for a longer time period if the usage is close to the upper energy usage range.
New Build
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To be eligible for the PDRS scheme we need to prove that the site is connected to the grid. Since there will not be an energy bill yet you can provide a photo of the electricity box in front of the site or power lines connected to the site.
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To be eligible for the ESS HEER scheme you need to be under the energy usage threshold (under 100mWh/year). Therefore a job will be on hold until an energy bill can be provided.
Site Address
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The site address must match that which is on the nomination form for that job
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The site can not be a part of a larger aggregated bill.