Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Regulations 2018
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41A VEET scheme target
(1) For the purposes of section 30(f) of the Act, the prescribed target is—
(a) in 2022, 6⸱7 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent; and
(b) in 2023, 6⸱9 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent; and
(c) in 2024, 7⸱1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent; and
(d) in 2025, 7⸱3 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent.
Reg. 41A(2) inserted by S.R. No. 27/2025 reg. 4.
(2) For the purposes of section 30(g) of the Act, the prescribed target is—
(a) in 2026, 4⸱4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent; and
(b) in 2027, 4⸱6 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent.
Part 4—Transitional provisions
Division 1—Preliminary
42 Definitions
In this Part—
minimum energy efficiency criteria, in relation to a product, means criteria that are designated in the Secretary's specifications as minimum energy efficiency criteria for that product;
new ESC register means the register established under regulation 29 of the new Regulations;
new Regulations means these Regulations;
old ESC register means the register established under regulation 9 of the old Regulations;
old product category number, for an old registered product, means—
(a) if the product was listed in the old ESC register in respect of an item in Part A of a Schedule to the old Regulations, the number of that item; or
(b) if the product was listed in the old ESC register in respect of a Schedule to the old Regulations, the number of that Schedule;
old registered product means a product that, immediately before 10 December 2018, was listed in the old ESC register;
old Regulations means the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Regulations 2008 as in force immediately before their revocation.