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Eligible activities and equipment An eligible activity under the ESS is an upgrade or project that saves energy and meets scheme requirements. Read below for information on: eligible activities end-user equipment commercial and industrial site activities …

Energy Savings Certificates An Energy Savings Certificate (ESC) is a tradeable certificate representing one notional megawatt hour of energy.  The Certificates section of our website has information about how to register and trade an ESC. Read below for …

Metered Baseline Methods About these methods The Metered Baseline Methods (MBM) is a group of calculation methods under the ESS . Each method compares energy use before and after implementing an energy-saving project. In these methods, the term ‘energy’ …

Project Impact Assessment Method NOTE We have phased out this calculation method and replaced it with the Project Impact Assessment with Measurement and Verification (PIAM&V) method. See below for information on existing accreditations. The Project Impact …

Excluded activities Excluded activities from the Energy Savings Scheme Activities that reduce production or service levels, including safety levels Activities not implemented at a site or sites in NSW or a jurisdiction with an approved corresponding …

ESS fuel switching The ESS Rule has expanded to include new fuels in addition to electricity and gas. These fuels can be used for fuel switching activities in the: Project Impact Assessment with Measurement and Verification (PIAM&V) method Metered …