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Regulators Double Down on Fraud: The ESC Suspends Business Over Fake Photos and Data
Following a major ESC suspension over altered photos, National AC Rebates examines how regulators use forensic tech to spot fraud and why strict installer compliance is non-negotiable.

Jackie Incandela
Aug 252 min read


IPART Issues Official Caution: National AC Rebates Reaffirms Zero-Tolerance Stance on Compliance
National AC Rebates reaffirms its zero-tolerance stance on compliance following a recent IPART official caution. Learn about prohibited photographic practices and immediate installer penalties.

Jackie Incandela
Jul 82 min read


Upgrade Your Air Conditioning in 2026: Save Money and the Environment
Stop overpaying for inefficient cooling. Discover how the 2026 NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) provides upfront discounts for upgrading your air conditioning. Learn why replacing units older than 10 years, R22 gas systems, or cooling-only units can slash your power bills by 30% and reduce emissions. Download our comprehensive PDF guide to future-proof your home today.

Jackie Incandela
Apr 274 min read


Why Choose an ESS-Accredited Installer for Your Air Conditioning Needs
Not all air conditioning technicians are created equal. While a license ensures safety, only an NSW ESS-Accredited installer can unlock government rebates of over $500. Learn the critical difference between 'qualified' and 'accredited' before you book your next AC upgrade.

Jackie Incandela
Apr 223 min read


Exploring NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS): How to Save on Your Air Conditioning Upgrade
The Energy Savings Scheme is a NSW government-backed incentive that reduce the cost of installing energy-efficient air conditioning systems. Think of it as a thank-you note from the government for choosing greener, more efficient technology. The process is pretty straightforward, but it helps to know the basics before diving in. The NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) is offered through Accredited Certificate Providers (ACPs) in conjunction with the NSW state government.

Jackie Incandela
Apr 144 min read
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