The National Energy Productivity Plan (NEPP) is a package of measures to improve Australia’s energy productivity by 40% between 2015 and 2030. The NEPP is delivered jointly between the Australian Government and the state and territory governments. Energy Ministers recognised that improving energy productivity helps: businesses reduce their energy costs through innovation and modernising their infrastructure; households benefit through lower energy bills and increased home comfort; Australia reduce its greenhouse emissions.
The NEPP takes a whole of system approach to energy policy and covers electricity, gas and transport fuels. It includes: energy market reforms to promote consumer choice and increase competition and innovation in the energy market
energy efficiency measures that support better energy use in buildings, equipment and vehicles.