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Australian grant · Listed on business.gov.au

On-Farm Energy and Electrification Demonstration Program VIC

A$200,000 to A$750,000 Closes 11 December 2026

Official listing and how to apply

Source: business.gov.au · Last checked

Key facts

FunderListed on business.gov.au
Amount per awardA$200,000 to A$750,000
Closes11 December 2026 (31 days left)
Who can applyBusinesses
State or territoryVIC
StatusOpen
Sourcebusiness.gov.au
Last checked10 November 2026

About this grant

Summary from the official listing on business.gov.au:

This program supports projects that test and demonstrate new energy technologies that bring down energy bills and boost productivity on Victorian farms.

Funding is available for successful applicants to showcase energy technologies that can:

  • improve on-farm energy efficiency
  • reduce fuel, gas or energy consumption
  • generate renewable energy
  • provide energy storage on farm.

Eligible projects must:

  • demonstrate proven technology not yet widely adopted and/or new-to-market technologies that deliver improvements in energy efficiency and emissions reduction
  • demonstrate practical solutions that can be scaled and adopted by other farms, industries and regions
  • generate and share real-world insights to support future investment and adoption
  • build industry confidence and support wider adoption by sharing project outcomes, lessons learned and practical experience with farmers and industry.

What you get

Funding between $200,000 and $750,000.

Who it is for

Organisations and companies operating in Victoria.

Eligibility

Eligible applicants include:

  • agriculture industry associations or business chambers that represent, support or advocate for members engaged in primary production activities
  • farming system or landcare groups
  • Traditional Owner groups, First Nations organisations and Aboriginal businesses involved in primary production activities
  • research and development corporations
  • Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs)
  • a partnership, consortium, alliance or co-operative of primary producers and one or more of the above organisations
  • companies with proven or new-to-market ready solution(s) with capacity to demonstrate on-farm and partner with one or more of the above organisations.

Additionally, applicants must:

  • be a legal entity
  • have an Australian business number (ABN)
  • be registered for Goods and Services Tax (GST) if required
  • operate within Victoria, including location(s) of demonstration project sites
  • be financially solvent.

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