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We accredit businesses and individuals as Accredited Certificate Providers (ACPs).

To be a successful ACP you are responsible for maintaining your knowledge of the scheme and ensuring your business practices meet responsibilities under the ESS

Once you become an Accredited Certificate Provider (ACP), you are eligible to create energy savings certificates (ESCs).

We publish a range of guidance material, which provides information on the requirements that ACPs must meet.

Audits Auditing of Accredited Certificate Providers and Scheme Participants is one of the mechanisms used by IPART to monitor compliance and performance under t

Apply to become an approved M&V ProfessionalUnder clause 7A of the ESS Rule, M&V Professionals used by Accredited Certificate Providers to validate PIAM&V energ

The NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) provides financial incentives to install, improve or replace energy savings equipment and appliances in NSW households and b

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IPART administers the creation of Energy Savings Certificates (ESCs) and regulates Scheme Participants (typically energy retailers) in the Energy Savings Scheme

There are six steps to become an Accredited Certificate Provider which are described in detail below. We start assessing your application after you have pa

The PDRS application process involves 6 key steps from application preparation through to getting a decision.

Guidance on marketing your product Please note that we do not have a role in “approving” products for use in NSW.

Audits under the Energy Security Safeguard Schemes must be performed by a member of the Audit Services Panel established by IPART.Audit Services PanelIf you wis

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This is the web page referred to in section 3 of the Record Keeping Guide which lists the guidance documents which ACPs must follow with regards to record keepi

Eligible activitiesActivities may be eligible under the Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) if they reduce consumption of a fuel eligible under the ESS without reducing

The Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) works by creating a market for Peak Reduction Certificates (PRCs) by requiring Scheme Participants (mainly electricity r

The Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) Rule sets out calculation methods for determining the number of peak reduction certificates that can be created from eli

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Once you are an Accredited Certificate Provider (ACP) in the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) you will be able to create Peak Reduction Certificates (PRCs) f