Certify is accredited to create Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates (VEECs) for projects under the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET) scheme, a Victorian Government initiative known as the Energy Saver Incentive.
Established under the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Act 2007, the scheme began on 1 January 2009 and continues in three-year phases until 2030. The scheme aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promote efficient energy use, and support industries that help lower electricity and gas consumption.
Large energy retailers in Victoria must surrender a set number of VEECs each year, with each certificate representing a tonne of greenhouse gas abated. Certify creates VEECs for commercial lighting upgrades and can assist with other methodologies and certificate trading.
Certify works with:
- Lighting retailers – to ensure reliable, fast cash flow;
- Business and building owners – financing for lighting upgrades; and
- Electrical contractors – to ensure they meet all the scheme requirements.
We can provide an obligation-free quote for generating VEECs for your project. Simply contact us at info@certify.com.au, call us on (02) 9279 4704, or fill out an enquiry here.
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A lighting upgrade is an opportunity for more than just the energy savings from smarter, efficient lights.
Certify is accredited to provide Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates for projects under the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET).
Certify is accredited to create VEECs for commercial lighting upgrades. We can also assist in tailoring other methodologies to suit your needs and with managing trading of your certificates.
Certify works with:
- Lighting retailers – to ensure reliable, fast cash flow;
- Business and building owners – financing for lighting upgrades; and
- Electrical contractors – to ensure they meet all the scheme requirements.
The Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET) scheme is a Victorian Government initiative promoted as the Energy Saver Incentive. It was established under the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Act 2007 and commenced on 1 January 2009. It is legislated to continue in three-year phases until 1 January 2030.
The purpose of the VEET scheme is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, encourage the efficient use of electricity and gas, and the growth of industries which reduce the use of electricity and gas by energy consumers.
The scheme operates by placing a liability on large energy retailers in Victoria to surrender a specified number of energy efficiency certificates every year. Each certificate represents a tonne of greenhouse gas abated and is known as a Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificate (VEEC).
