Federal, state and local government authorities have a range of water tank rebates and subsidies available. These rebates apply to the installation of household tanks, rural water tanks which ensure the available rainfall maximises your water storage. The links below will take you to federal and state departments and authorities who have a water tank rebate or subsidy programme. It must be noted that these programmes change frequently and you will need to contact your relevant authority to get the most up to date information.
We have included links to some government sites that have programmes in place. We recommend that you contact your local council to get the most up to date information in your area.
- Federal Government Rebates
- State Government Rebates
- NSW Rebates
- VIC Rebates
- QLD Rebates - No rebates currently available
- SA Rebates
- Local Government Rebates - contact your local council
Tank News
Tank Water - Clean Water When You Need It
- 23/09/2011
Water tanks have become an essential part of the home, commercial and industrial building as they provide tanks water when mains water is either restricted or not available. Tanks of water can be used for a wide range of applications from watering the garden through to flushing toilets and washing clothes. Tank water is now an essential part of life both in the country and now in the city and the most important element is tanks provide water when you need it.
Water tanks have become an essential part of the home, commercial and industrial building as they provide tanks water when mains water is either restricted or not available. Tanks of water can be used for a wide range of applications from watering the garden through to flushing toilets and washing clothes. Tank water is now an essential part of life both in the country and now in the city and the most important element is tanks provide water when you need it.
Household tanks – What should I do?
- 7/07/2011
The installation of tanks to houses connected to mains water was once not allowed under government regulations. This is no longer the case, with governments at all levels encouraging, and in some cases regulating, the installation of rain water tanks.
The installation of tanks to houses connected to mains water was once not allowed under government regulations. This is no longer the case, with governments at all levels encouraging, and in some cases regulating, the installation of rain water tanks.
