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Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme

Clean Energy Regulator · Checked 2026-10-16

The ACCU Scheme incentivises businesses and individuals to run projects that reduce carbon emissions or store carbon. Participants can earn Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) for every tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent they store or avoid emitting. These units can be sold to generate income.

Form of value

Grant funding

Indicative value

Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) which can be sold for income.

Current availability

Apply at any time.

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Preliminary eligibility check

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  • Individuals, sole traders, companies, local, state and territory government bodies and trusts
  • Projects must be new and go beyond business-as-usual activities
  • Projects must not be required by law
  • Must not be receiving financial support from specified government programs (e.g., NSW and Victorian energy efficiency schemes)
  • Must follow an approved method
  • Must not be an excluded activity listed in the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Rule 2015

Next step

Check eligibility requirements and apply through the official scheme website or contact the Clean Energy Regulator.

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Evidence and freshness

Source owner: Clean Energy Regulator · Official page

Rule last checked 2026-10-16 · Verified editorial record

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Next step: Visit the Arts Activities Funding ACT website to check specific dates for larger project rounds and submit an application.

Official source checked · source last checked 2026-10-16