We create your VEECs so you can stay on the tools
Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates are worth real money to your business, and the admin to claim them is the reason most installers leave them on the table.
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How VEECs are calculated
Each eligible upgrade creates a number of certificates based on the energy it is expected to save over its life. One VEEC represents one tonne of greenhouse gas abated.
The rules change, the product register changes, and the paperwork has to match the install exactly. Get a detail wrong and the claim bounces.
What we take off your plate
Less paperwork, more installs
We tackle the lion's share of the admin. You tackle the jobs.
Stay compliant
We keep on top of VEU rule changes so you do not have to track them yourself.
Get paid faster
Quick processing means you see the money sooner.
Dedicated support
Got a question about an install or a claim? We are a phone call away.
Eligible products and systems
The VEU program covers a wide range of upgrades across residential and commercial sites. Heat pump hot water, high-efficiency heating and cooling, lighting, and more.
If you are not sure whether a job you are quoting creates certificates, ask us before you price it. That is usually the cheapest phone call you will make that week.
- Heat pump hot water systems
- High-efficiency heating and cooling
- Commercial and residential lighting
- Other approved VEU upgrades
Transparent pricing, and we will tell you the rate up front
No surprises taken out at the back end. Talk to our VEEC team about volume and turnaround.
Still have questions?
The certificate price moves with the market. We quote you the rate up front rather than settling it after the fact.
It depends on the upgrade type and how complete the job paperwork is. Getting the documentation right at the install is what keeps it quick.
You need to meet the VEU requirements for the work you are doing. We can talk you through where you sit before you take the job on.
We work it back with you and resubmit where it can be fixed. Most rejections come down to documentation that did not match the install.