Boost your business with heat pump water heater discounts
NSW plumbers can access higher incentives under the Safeguard Acceleration Program until June 2027. The scheme lets plumbers offer larger discounts on heat pump water heaters to customers, reducing hot water bills.
Higher incentives available through NSW Government's Safeguard Acceleration Program until June 2027
What NSW heat pump water heater incentives are available for plumbers?
NSW plumbers can earn higher rebates on heat pump installs, boosting margins and customer appeal until mid-2027.
Key takeaways
- NSW plumbers can access higher incentives through the state government's Safeguard Acceleration Program until June 2027
- The program allows plumbers to offer larger discounts to customers on heat pump water heater installations
- Heat pump water heaters can help customers reduce their hot water bills
- The incentive program gives plumbing businesses a competitive advantage in the market
Related
Master Plumbers NSW calls for National Construction Code overhaul
Master Plumbers NSW wants the National Construction Code overhauled. This follows a commitment by Commonwealth, state and territory ministers to review building regulations.
Why it matters: Plumbers, and builders who work alongside them, could face changes to the code that governs their compliance and installation work. The details of any changes are not yet clear.
AEMC consults on streamlined process for manually read smart meters
The Australian Energy Market Commission has opened consultation on a proposed change to how manually read smart meters are installed in locations without telecommunications coverage. The aim is a more streamlined process.
Why it matters: Electricians and metering providers who install smart meters could see simpler paperwork and process for sites without telecommunications coverage, though details depend on the final rule.
WA passes new payment protection laws for subcontractors
Western Australia's Parliament has passed new payment protection laws for subcontractors. The changes, made through an amendment to the Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) legislation, aim to give subcontractors stronger protection against insolvency.
Why it matters: Subcontractors in WA, including plumbers, electricians, carpenters and other trades, get stronger protection if a head contractor becomes insolvent. This could reduce the risk of unpaid work and cash flow problems.