The Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS) is a South Australian government initiative to improve energy efficiency.
It provides subsidies for upgrades such as air conditioning and heat pump hot water systems.
💡Eligibility depends on household status. In 2026, REPS is mainly available for Priority Group
households, including concession card holders and low-income households.
💡No. In most cases, each address can only access REPS subsidies once per activity.
💡Cost varies depending on system size, installation complexity, property type, and brand.
After subsidy, prices are significantly reduced but vary between providers.
💡Differences may be due to brand, installation method, and service levels.
💡Not necessarily. Many homeowners focus on long-term value, reliability, and warranty support.
💡There is no single best brand. Energy Loop works with Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, Rinnai, and Haier.
✅ Performance
✅ Energy efficiency
✅ Warranty support
💡Depends on room size, insulation, ceiling height, and sun exposure.
💡Typical process includes quote, eligibility confirmation, installation, and documentation submission.
💡Most standard split system installations are completed within one day.
💡Minimal preparation required; installer will advise if needed.
💡Support depends on both manufacturer warranty and installer quality.
💡Warranty involves both manufacturer and installer responsibilities.
💡Consider local presence, experience, brand quality, and after-sales support.
💡Yes, but mainly for Priority Group households.
💡Possibly. Government programs may change over time.
📌We help you understand eligibility, choose the right system, and manage the process.
🤝Speak with our Adelaide-based team and get a clear recommendation you can trust.
To express your interest, simply fill out the form. We'll be in touch in 2 business days. Installation priority will be based on the registration list, so act fast!