Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) appliance activities can be undertaken in residential and non-residential settings.
Appliance activities
Overview
Residential and non-residential appliance activities
This category includes:
- high-efficiency refrigerator and freezer (activity 22)
- high-efficiency television (activity 24)
- energy-efficient clothes dryer (activity 25)
- high efficiency pool pump (activity 26)
- in-home display unit (residential only) (activity 30).
Activities 22, 24 and 25 only require the purchase of products eligible under the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET) Regulations (and not the physical installation of these products as required in other activities under the program).
Non-residential appliance activities
This category includes:
- high-efficiency motor (activity 31)
- refrigerated display cabinet/refrigerated cabinet (activity 32)
- refrigeration/ventilation fan motor activities (activity 33)
- water efficient pre-rinse spray valve activities (activity 36).
See the resources tab on this page for a detailed activity guide for the program requirements for creating Victoria energy efficiency certificates (VEECs) for above activities, together with VEEC assignment form templates which sets out the information which must be captured in the VEEC assignment forms for each of the above activities.
The Victorian Energy Upgrades code of conduct
On 1 July 2022, the Victorian Energy Upgrades code of conduct came into effect. It was designed to protect consumers and set out the behaviours required from accredited providers and scheme participants e.g. third parties involved in the delivery of upgrades under the program.
Get involved
If you are interested in undertaking appliances activities, you can either:
- work with an accredited person who is accredited to undertake these activities
- apply for accreditation or, if you are already an accredited person, apply for additional activity approval.
Get appliance products listed on our Register of Products
Any products installed as part of these activities must be listed on our Register of Products by the time of certificate creation. For most activities, this involves a product application process.
However, for the following activities with products listed on the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (GEMS) Register, we periodically update our register with products listed on the GEMS register (i.e. stakeholders may not need to apply for product approval to be listed on our register):
- high-efficiency refrigerator and freezer (activity 22)
- high-efficiency television (activity 24)
- energy-efficient clothes dryer (activity 25)
- high-efficiency motor (31A product only) (activity 31).
Go to the product applicants page for information on how to apply for a product to be listed on our Register of Products.
Activity resources
Use following documents only for activities undertaken under the 2018 VEET Regulations (i.e. for activities undertaken from 10 December 2018).