Become accredited to undertake approved activities under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program.
How to become a VEU accredited person
Overview
Only accredited persons are able to create certificates under the Victorian Energy Upgrades program. To become an accredited person, you must:
- open a VEU account
- submit a completed application form for accreditation (together will all requested supporting documentation)
- pay the $500 accreditation fee (once you have been invoiced by us).
We will decide whether to approve or refuse an application for accreditation. We will refuse an application which does not comply with section 9 of the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET) Act.
If you are applying for accreditation, or for those already accredited, approval to undertake project-based activities, gas efficiency activities, public lighting upgrade (activity 27) or non-building based lighting upgrade (activity 35) and certain lighting upgrade activities, you will need to apply on application forms tailored for that particular activity.
Access the appropriate application form (based on the nature of the activity you wish to undertake under the program) in the application forms tab.
10 December 2018
Learn about whether becoming an accredited person is the best step forward for you and how to lodge an application for accreditation, including the documentary requirements.
(pdf, 446.14 KB)
Application forms
10 December 2018
Use this form to apply for approval to undertake additional activities under the program, further to your original accreditation application. For activities 27, 35 and PBA, please use specific application forms listed below.
(docx, 365.28 KB)
1 July 2019
Use this form to apply for approval to undertake non-building based lighting upgrade activities under the program
(docx, 254.41 KB)
1 July 2019
Use this form to apply for approval to undertake public lighting upgrade activities under the program
(docx, 189.98 KB)
10 December 2018
Use this form to apply for approval to undertake project-based activities under the program
(docx, 177.05 KB)