The 2019 ESS five-yearly review provided new target setting and other policy opportunities. The ESIA recommended that a range of policy settings and deliverable benefits be considered as part of the review. Supported by a slide pack. Available upon request, please email comns@esia.asn.au
ESIA Background Information Paper: ESIA analysis demonstrates how a National Energy Savings Scheme (NESS) target to achieve savings of 10% of electricity and gas by 2030 could be achieved. In 2020, existing schemes in Vic, NSW, SA and ACT have an equivalent target of 11,475GWh. In a scenario based on…
59,000 FTE current energy efficiency jobs The first of its kind, an Energy efficiency employment in Australia report jointly commissioned and launched on 8 Feb 2019 by the Energy Efficiency Council (EEC) and the Energy Savings Industry Association (ESIA) and undertaken by Green Energy Markets (GEM), indicates that more Australians…
A report considering the uptake by postcode of energy efficiency activities under the Victorian Energy Upgrades program was undertaken in 2018 by the ESIA. Queries to comns@esia.asn.au
This quick-reference policy-setting guide summarises the case for extending and expanding existing energy savings schemes in Vic, NSW, SA and the ACT and introducing schemes in Qld, WA, NT and Tas from 2019 to 2030. Existing energy savings schemes have delivered an average annual reduction of total electricity consumption of…
This definitive report provides a ready reference for energy savings schemes across Australia. It is a must-read for anyone working in the schemes and for policy makers considering an energy savings scheme locally or nationally. Report highlights include: Net economic benefits of existing schemes; Demand reduction - proven and potential…
Explores ERF design considerations, leveraging and complementing state schemes, integrating state schemes with the ERF, improving efficiency and avoiding adverse price impacts, and next steps. Prepared by Common Capital for EECCA. Available upon request, please email comns@esia.asn.au
