- Applicants must have a valid and active ABN.
- They must be registered for GST or provide a recent tax return if not-for-profit.
- They must be located and operating in South Australia.
Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant
The Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant helps small businesses and not-for-profits in South Australia invest in energy-efficient equipment. By applying, businesses can receive up to 50% of their investment back, ranging from $2,500 to $50,000. This initiative supports environmental sustainability, cost savings, and participation in eco-friendly supply chains. Applications are open until November 29, 2024.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant are:
Benefits
The benefits of Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant are:
- Businesses can receive up to 50% reimbursement for energy-efficient upgrades.
- They can save on energy bills and reduce waste.
- They can attract eco-conscious customers and employees.
Application Process
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| Theme | : Small Business |
| Applicant Country | : Australia |
| For more information | : Government of South Australia |
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