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Sign Up for Alerts Limited-Time GrantEnergy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) supports Singapore businesses looking to reduce energy consumption and invest in more energy-efficient equipment. The grant co-funds eligible equipment purchases across sectors including Construction, Data Centres, Food Services, Maritime, Manufacturing (including Food Manufacturing) and Retail.
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) provides funding of up to S$30,000 per company under the Base Tier, covering up to 70% of eligible equipment costs for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs. The Advanced Tier provides up to S$350,000 per company across both the Base and Advanced Tiers.
Key Eligibility Criteria:
You can apply if you:
- Are a business entity registered/incorporated in Singapore.
- Have a minimum of 30% local shareholding, except for maritime companies and data centre users.
- Have Group Annual Sales Turnover of no more than S$500 million.
- Meet the relevant sector-specific eligibility requirements.
- Have not made any payment or deposit to the vendor before submitting your application.
- Are purchasing eligible energy-efficient equipment for use in Singapore, subject to the relevant sector requirements.
Carbon Innovation Grants Program – Round 3
The Carbon Innovation Grants Program – Round 3 is now open to support Western Australian heavy industry businesses and project partners investing in innovative technologies and methods that reduce carbon emissions. With approximately $3.1 million available in Round 3, the
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount
Approximately $3.1 million is available in Round 3 across two funding streams:
Feasibility Studies: $50,000 to $500,000 per project, covering up to 50% of eligible project costs.
Pilot Projects and Capital Works: $100,000 to $1.5 million per project, covering up to 25% of eligible project costs.
Key Eligibility Criteria
You can apply if you:
- Hold a current Australian Business Number (ABN) and are registered for GST.
- Are an eligible entity, including an Australian corporation, local government authority, not-for-profit organisation, incorporated association, university, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander corporation, company limited by guarantee, or an eligible partnership or consortium.
- Have a project located in Western Australia, or a feasibility study relating to specific WA sites or locations.
- Are undertaking a project that is additional to business-as-usual activities and progresses technologies or methods towards commercial viability.
- Have a heavy industry business as the lead applicant or project partner, providing a cash or eligible in-kind contribution.
- Can meet the relevant co-contribution and project delivery requirements.
QLD Sustainability Loan – Primary Producer
The Sustainability Loan helps Queensland primary producers invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects that improve the long-term sustainability and profitability of their farming business. Delivered by QRIDA, this concessional loan program provides up to $1.3 million to support
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding available: Loans of up to $1.3 million
Key Eligibility Criteria
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- Operate a Queensland-based primary production business.
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- Have been operating your business for at least two years.
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- Have at least one person in the business who meets the definition of a primary producer.
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- Have sound prospects for long-term commercial viability and the ability to service the loan.
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- Meet the program’s eligibility requirements for sustainability projects.
Cleaner Fuels Program
The Cleaner Fuels Program is a $1.1 billion Australian Government initiative designed to accelerate the development of Australia’s low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) industry. Delivered by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), the program is intended to support advanced projects
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria
Up to $1.1 billion in funding will be available through the Cleaner Fuels Program, with production-linked incentives provided over 10 years. The program is expected to support Australian low carbon liquid fuel projects that are advanced in development, progressing towards final investment decision and targeting production in the near future. Final eligibility and merit criteria are still being developed by ARENA.
Limited-Time GrantNet Zero Planning Grant
The Net Zero Planning Grant is a NSW Government initiative designed to help eligible NSW businesses strengthen their net zero planning and identify practical actions to reduce emissions. Round 2 provides grants of up to $25,000, covering up to 50%
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaThe Net Zero Planning Grant provides funding of up to $25,000, covering up to 50% of eligible costs. Funding is provided across two milestones, with up to $2,000 available for initial net zero planning and up to $23,000 for detailed net zero implementation activities.
Eligibility: You can apply if you:
- Have an Australian Business Number (ABN) and are registered for GST.
- Are a business with a NSW site address and business operations in NSW.
- Spend at least $200,000 annually on energy bills at a single NSW site, or $500,000 annually across multiple sites and operations in NSW. This includes purchased fuels.
- Can provide evidence of annual energy expenditure, such as energy bills. Your latest energy bills must be no more than two years old from the date your application is submitted.
Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund
The Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund is a major Australian Government initiative designed to accelerate Australia’s transition to a net zero economy by supporting innovative projects in clean energy manufacturing and low emissions industries. Delivered by the Australian Renewable
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria
Funding:
Up to $1.5 billion program funding available (individual grant amounts vary by Technology Focus Area).
Who can apply:
Australian businesses, government entities, universities, research organisations and CRCs developing eligible renewable energy, electrification or energy efficiency technologies.
State:
Australia-wide
Industry:
Clean Energy | Renewable Energy | Advanced Manufacturing | Green Metals | Low Carbon Fuels | Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing
EnergyTech Market Ready Support (EMRS) 2026
The EnergyTech Market Ready Support (EMRS) 2026 program provides equity-free grants to help Victorian EnergyTech startups accelerate the commercialisation of innovative energy solutions. Designed for businesses that have already entered the market, the program supports defined projects that move technologies
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria
$50,000 grant available for Victorian EnergyTech startups that have an in-market solution, hold an ABN, are founder-led, can demonstrate commercial traction (such as pilots, customers or early revenue), and will deliver a defined commercialisation project with at least 80% of project expenditure occurring in Victoria.
Limited-Time GrantSingapore Pilots for Energy & Enterprise Decarbonisation (SPEED)
Accelerate your decarbonisation project with funding through the Singapore Pilots for Energy & Enterprise Decarbonisation (SPEED) Program The Singapore Pilots for Energy & Enterprise Decarbonisation (SPEED) Program is a new funding initiative designed to help organisations accelerate innovative decarbonisation technologies
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Available: Grant funding of up to 50% of eligible project costs
Key Eligibility Criteria:
You can apply if you:
- Are developing an innovative decarbonisation technology at Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 6–8.
- Your project supports Singapore’s decarbonisation goals within the power or industrial sectors.
- Your project involves genuine research, development and demonstration (RD&D), creating new knowledge, intellectual property or technological innovation.
- Your project contributes to long-term capability development within Singapore.
- If your organisation is based overseas, you establish a presence in Singapore and collaborate with Singapore-based companies, research institutes or public agencies.
SME Industrial Decarbonisation Fund
The SME Industrial Decarbonisation Fund provides matched co-investment to help Australian manufacturers reduce Scope 1 emissions by transitioning energy-intensive processes away from fossil fuels. Delivered by the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC), the fund supports eligible projects that improve energy
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount
- Co-investment of $200,000 to $500,000 per eligible project
- Covers up to 50% of eligible project costs
- Applicants must contribute at least 50% of project costs in cash
- Total program funding of $10 million is available until funds are exhausted
Key Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Be an Australian SME with up to 200 employees
- Hold a valid ABN and ACN
- Be registered for GST and incorporated in Australia
- Deliver the project within Australia
- Be able to complete the project by 31 March 2028
- Demonstrate measurable reductions in Scope 1 emissions
- Transition eligible manufacturing processes from fossil fuels to renewable energy technologies or electrification
- Provide evidence of financial capacity to fund their share of the project
- Meet the fund’s minimum cash co-contribution requirement of 50% of eligible project costs
Applications are assessed on a competitive, continuous basis and funding will remain available until allocated or the program closes.
Limited-Time GrantTerritory Growth Initiative (NT)
Territory Growth Initiative – Funding for High-Growth Northern Territory Businesses The Territory Growth Initiative (TGI) is a Northern Territory Government funding program designed to support high-growth businesses and strategic projects that will drive economic development across the Territory. Through a
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria Limited-Time GrantEnergy Innovation Fund
Overview Round 3 – Application Guidelines expected to be released August 2025; and applications anticipated to open in September 2025 Round 1 and 2 – Closed The Energy Innovation Fund supports the commercialisation of innovative, emerging renewable energy technologies in Victoria, required
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria Limited-Time GrantClean Technology Innovation (CTI) Grant
Clean Technology Innovation (CTI) Grant – Up to $5 Million for NSW Clean Technology Commercialisation The Clean Technology Innovation (CTI) Grant provides between $500,000 and $5 million to help NSW businesses and organisations pilot, demonstrate and commercialise lab-proven clean technologies.
Read More Funding Amount & Key Eligibility CriteriaFunding Amount & Key Eligibility Criteria
Funding amount: $500,000 to $5 million
Key Eligibility Criteria
- Minimum 1:1 cash co-contribution required
- Project must be based in NSW
- Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6–9
- Commercial Readiness Index (CRI) below 4
- Project duration of up to 3 years
- Applicant must hold an ABN and be an eligible incorporated organisation
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What does the Northmore Gordon Grants and Programs page help businesses find?
The page helps businesses find active government grant funding opportunities, eligibility criteria, and key deadlines across Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
What is the Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) in Singapore and what funding does it provide?
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) supports Singapore businesses reducing energy consumption and investing in energy-efficient equipment across sectors like Construction, Data Centres, Food Services, Maritime, Manufacturing and Retail. It provides up to S$30,000 per company under the Base Tier (covering up to 70% of eligible equipment costs for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs), and up to S$350,000 per company across both the Base and Advanced Tiers.
Who is eligible for the Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) in Singapore?
Applicants must be a business entity registered/incorporated in Singapore, have a minimum of 30% local shareholding (except maritime companies and data centre users), have Group Annual Sales Turnover of no more than S$500 million, meet sector-specific eligibility requirements, not have made any payment or deposit to the vendor before applying, and be purchasing eligible energy-efficient equipment for use in Singapore subject to relevant sector requirements.
How much funding is available under the Carbon Innovation Grants Program – Round 3 in Western Australia?
Approximately $3.1 million is available in Round 3, split across two funding streams: Feasibility Studies ($50,000 to $500,000 per project, covering up to 50% of eligible costs) and Pilot Projects and Capital Works ($100,000 to $1.5 million per project, covering up to 25% of eligible costs).
What does the QLD Sustainability Loan – Primary Producer offer?
Delivered by QRIDA, the Sustainability Loan is a concessional loan program providing up to $1.3 million to help Queensland primary producers invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects that improve the long-term sustainability and profitability of their farming business.
What is the Cleaner Fuels Program and how much funding is involved?
The Cleaner Fuels Program is a $1.1 billion Australian Government initiative delivered by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) designed to accelerate development of Australia's low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) industry, with production-linked incentives provided over 10 years to support advanced projects progressing towards final investment decision.
What funding does the Net Zero Planning Grant (NSW) provide and who can apply?
The Net Zero Planning Grant provides up to $25,000, covering up to 50% of eligible costs, split across two milestones: up to $2,000 for initial net zero planning and up to $23,000 for detailed net zero implementation activities. Applicants need an ABN, be registered for GST, have a NSW site address and operations, and spend at least $200,000 annually on energy bills at a single NSW site (or $500,000 across multiple sites), with evidence of energy expenditure no more than two years old.
What is the Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund?
It is a major Australian Government initiative delivered by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, offering up to $1.5 billion in program funding (varying by Technology Focus Area) to accelerate Australia's transition to a net zero economy by supporting clean energy manufacturing and low emissions industries. Eligible applicants include Australian businesses, government entities, universities, research organisations and CRCs, and it applies Australia-wide across industries such as Clean Energy, Renewable Energy, Advanced Manufacturing, Green Metals, Low Carbon Fuels and Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing.
What does the EnergyTech Market Ready Support (EMRS) 2026 program offer Victorian startups?
The EMRS 2026 program provides a $50,000 equity-free grant to Victorian EnergyTech startups that have an in-market solution, hold an ABN, are founder-led, can demonstrate commercial traction (such as pilots, customers or early revenue), and will deliver a defined commercialisation project with at least 80% of project expenditure occurring in Victoria.
What is the SME Industrial Decarbonisation Fund and what are its funding terms?
Delivered by the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC), the SME Industrial Decarbonisation Fund provides matched co-investment of $200,000 to $500,000 per eligible project, covering up to 50% of eligible costs, with applicants required to contribute at least 50% in cash. Total program funding of $10 million is available until exhausted, and applicants must be Australian SMEs with up to 200 employees, hold a valid ABN and ACN, be registered for GST and incorporated in Australia, deliver the project within Australia, complete it by 31 March 2028, and demonstrate measurable Scope 1 emissions reductions.
What funding is available through the Clean Technology Innovation (CTI) Grant in NSW?
The Clean Technology Innovation (CTI) Grant provides between $500,000 and $5 million to help NSW businesses and organisations pilot, demonstrate and commercialise lab-proven clean technologies, requiring a minimum 1:1 cash co-contribution, a project based in NSW, Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6–9, Commercial Readiness Index (CRI) below 4, a project duration of up to 3 years, and an ABN with eligible incorporated organisation status.
What has Northmore Gordon achieved in terms of grant funding, according to the page?
According to the page, Northmore Gordon has secured over $300 million in grant funding, has experience across competitive government programs, and provides strategic support from eligibility assessment through to submission.
When was the Grants and Programs page last updated?
The page states it was last updated on 05/12/26.
How can businesses contact Northmore Gordon in Australia and Singapore?
In Australia, businesses can call 1300 854 561 (Advisory) or 1300 878 500 (Certificates), with an office at Suite 1, Level 4, 607 Bourke Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000. In Singapore, they can call +65 6690 2480, with an office at 1 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 0891.
According to the knowledge-base context, what should be verified before relying on a grant as part of a funding strategy?
Before relying on a grant, applicants should establish applicant or project eligibility, confirm the current round and application deadline, understand what eligible expenditure is covered, and know the approval and payment conditions attached to the funding.
What resource does the knowledge-base context recommend for discovering grant opportunities, and what caveat does it include?
The knowledge-base context recommends the Australian Government Grants Finder as a starting point for discovering grants by location, purpose, and status, but cautions that a grant page remaining online does not confirm applications are currently open — the administering body's current programme guidelines and round conditions must be consulted.
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