The High Emitting Industries Grants provide a major opportunity for manufacturing and mining facilities in New South Wales to reduce their carbon footprint through decarbonisation projects. Supporting the state’s ambitious goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050, this program funds projects that deliver significant, sustained emissions reductions by 2030.
Eligible businesses are encouraged to act early, as applications are assessed progressively until funds are exhausted.
The grant aims to assist high-emitting facilities in manufacturing and mining sectors to decarbonise operations, strengthening environmental sustainability and driving industry innovation.
Eligible applicants must:
Facilities below the emissions threshold or outside manufacturing/mining sectors are not eligible.
Funding supports a range of project stages, including:
Projects must be technically ready, commercially proven, and capable of achieving significant scope 1 emissions reductions.
Excluded Activities:
Projects that do not demonstrate substantial emissions reductions or that fall outside the eligible sectors will not be supported.
For complete eligibility details and funding guidelines, applicants should review the official program documents.
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