We all use electricity and water, so we all have a role in preparing for the future.
Everyone makes energy and water choices every day: families, individuals, businesses, industry and government. Today's choices will make all the difference to our future.
Until November 2010, the Australian Government are fully funding home sustainability assessments (valued at $250) that recommend tailored energy and water savings options. These may range from simple actions like switching to energy efficient lights and replacing shower heads, to larger scale changes such as installing water or energy saving products like rainwater tanks or solar panels.
ecoMaster has been instumental in training Home Sustainability Assessors and has a team of accredited assessors available to undertake your Home Sustainability Assessment now.
To read about the Australian Government's Green Loans Program go to
Frequently Asked Questions or go to environment.gov.au/greenloans.
From 19 February 2010, the scheme was changed to increase the number of assessment and discontinue the subsidised loan component of the program.
The Green Loans program originally planned to provide 360,000 assessments to householders around Australia. This component of the program has been extended with an additional 600,000 assessments now available.
If you have not had an assessment already, this is a great opportunity to consider having an assessor give you advice on how you can make your home more sustainable.
Please note:
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Assessments are available to eligible householders (eligibility criteria is included in stage one of the booking process or can be viewed at www.environment.gov.au/greenloans/households/eligibility.html) |
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Assessments are available while funded by the Australian Government |
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Assessments will be conducted at a time mutually agreed with the householder and ecoMaster |
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Assessments are available in many geographical locations in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, depending on the availability of assessors in these locations. |
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