Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator
The Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator is a statutory authority established to oversee the implementation of the Australian Government's Renewable Energy Target (RET).
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Owners of Solar Water Heaters and small-scale solar photovoltaic panels, wind, and hydro systems (Small Generation Units)
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Please note The RET does not provide a rebate or feed-in tariff. For more information about rebates and feed-in tariffs contact your State Governent or agent/retailer/installer. The installation of a system may entitle you to renewable energy certificates (RECs) if your system is eligible. |
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Agents of Solar Water Heaters and small-scale solar photovoltaic panels, wind, and hydro systems (Small Generation Units)
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Renewable Energy Power Stations
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Liable Parties (Wholesale Acquisitions of Electricity) |
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Emissions-Intensive Trade-Exposed Industries |
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What's new
Call for submissions - Register of solar water heaters - Version 8
The closing time for lodgement of submissions is 5pm Eastern Standard Time 31 August 2010...
Regulations for air source heat pumps and off-grid SGU installations in force
The regulations for air source heat pumps and off-grid SGU installations are in force...
Enhanced Renewable Energy Target legislation has received Royal Assent
The Renewable Energy (Electricity) Amendment Bill 2010 received Royal Assent on Monday 28 June 2010....
Enhanced Renewable Energy Target legislation passed
The Renewable Energy (Electricity) Amendment Bill 2010 was passed by the Parliament on Thursday 24 June 2010...
Amendments to the regulations to strengthen SGU safety and compliance
Amendments to the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Regulations 2001 require PV solar installations installed on or after 20 August 2010 and hydro and wind installations installed on or after 20 December 2010 to obtain additional compliance documentation before RECs are created...