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RFS Rule and changes

RFS Rule and changes This page has information about the draft RFS Rule. The NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (NSW DCCEEW) develops and updates the draft RFS Rule. The process includes industry consultation and …

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How to become an ACP

How to become an ACP Applying to become an ACP To become an Accredited Certificate Provider (ACP), you will need to apply to IPART. The time it takes to get accredited depends on: the quality of your application and documentation how quickly you resolve …

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Excluded activities

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 …

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Working with third parties

Working with third parties ACPs often work with others to implement activities. This includes working with: consumers (for example, householders and businesses) installers consultants equipment suppliers/providers marketers Demand Response Aggregators. As …

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PRC status

PRC status PRCs are assigned a status: Active certificates – which can be traded and surrendered by scheme participants to meet their obligations. A certificate of any vintage that is active can be used to meet an obligation. Cancelled certificates …

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Peak Reduction Certificates

Peak Reduction Certificates A Peak Reduction Certificate (PRC) is a tradeable certificate. It represents 0.1 kilowatts of peak demand reduction capacity averaged over one hour during the peak summer period. This occurs between: 1 November and 31 March …

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