When does PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS close?

Applications close on 30 June 2028.

How do I apply for PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS?

Apply through the official government portal at https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/powersmart-for-small-businesses-tas. Review eligibility criteria carefully before applying and ensure all supporting documents are prepared.

What type of funding is PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS?

PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS is a grant (non-repayable government funding).

Which states or regions can apply for PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS?

PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS is available to eligible businesses in all Australian states and territories.

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PowerSmart for Small Businesses TAS

Funding

Up to $1,000

Region

Commonwealth

Closing Date

30 June 2028

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Overview

This program provides Tasmanian businesses with funding to help them carry out energy audits on their operations and buildings. Expert energy auditors will visit business premises to analyze electricity use, identify energy savings opportunities, and calculate financial payback for potential savings.

Eligibility Requirements

Must be a business primarily operating in Tasmania with an active ABN since on or before 1 March 2024, employ between 1-19 full-time equivalent employees, and have paid for and received an independent energy efficiency audit.

Who Can Apply

SmeRegional

Relevant Industries

Clean Energy

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through the official government portal. Review the eligibility criteria carefully before applying, and ensure all supporting documents are prepared.

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