Nyawi Consulting

19/08/2026

“Are there any grants available for Victorian businesses?”
Sometimes there are....

But the answer in 2026 is a little more interesting than simply finding an open government grant.

There are now a number of different incentives available to Victorian businesses and organisations, including Victorian Energy Upgrades, Federal renewable energy certificates, battery incentives and various finance options. Some of these can significantly improve the commercial case for a project.

What solar and battery funding is available to Victorian businesses in 2026? We look at VEU solar incentives, STCs, battery rebates, grants and finance options.

13/08/2026

If your electricity or gas contract is approaching renewal, or you haven't reviewed your current arrangements for some time, it may be worth looking at the energy profile first, before simply signing the next retailer offer. ⚡✅📉📊



🌱Nyawi Sustainability Consultants work with businesses, governments and organisations to understand energy consumption, review energy procurement and develop practical strategies around electricity, renewable energy, battery storage and energy resilience.

READ MORE HERE ➡ https://www.nyawi.com.au/post/is-your-energy-contract-still-working-for-you-5-things-victorian-businesses-should-review-before-re

13/08/2026

Great to partner with Sungrow Asia Pacific on a project with Y Discovery Camps through the Victorian Government News 100NB Project Round 2.

Thanks to all those installation partners involved such as Advanced Cranes and Rigging Ballarat and the Electrical installation team.
DNL Electrical and Solar

13/08/2026

Australia’s proposed expansion of the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme from 100 kW to 1 MW could materially change the business case for commercial solar.

In this article we look at what Victorian organisations should know, and what they could be doing to utilise this incentive scheme.

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Australia plans to expand the SRES commercial solar threshold from 100 kW to 1 MW from October 2026. We look at what the change could mean for Victorian businesses.