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The NSW Government supports farmers and land managers in adopting carbon farming, developing carbon projects and participating in the carbon market as part of its commitment to reaching net zero by 2050.

NSW councils and local authorities can access a wide range of guides, courses and practical tools to assist with every stage of your net zero or sustainable energy journey. 

The NSW Government has announced $73.5 million worth of grants to make it easier for motorists to charge their electric vehicles (EVs), delivering on its election commitment to increase the take up of EVs.

The Far South Coast community solar and battery grants program will support the installation of solar and batteries on buildings and facilities used by community groups. This will result in lower energy bills and more renewable energy in the region.

Exploring the potential for microgrids to make the most of local renewable energy, the University of Wollongong's Clean Energy Living Laboratory will help communities and precincts become more energy efficient and self-sustainable in the push towards net zero targets.

Clean technology innovation is one of the 3 focus areas within the Net Zero Industry and Innovation Program. With more than $1 billion to support and partner with industry, we are committed to transforming NSW into an innovative, thriving low carbon economy. 

We're supporting clean technology innovation across the entire product development from research
lifecycle, to overcoming the obstacles of investment right through to being market-ready. Our
support is accelerating the development of the new technologies we need to reach net zero.

The hydrogen-powered bus trial is an investment in creating a low emission and net zero transport industry. The trial has only been possible due to the close partnership between the manufacturing, energy, and transport industries, with the support of the NSW Government.

Information on previous electric vehicle destination charging grant rounds.