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Best Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner Brands for Melbourne Homes in 2026: Midea, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Fujitsu & Carrier

Climate Green | VEU-Accredited Provider (Accreditation No. A2360) | Updated October 2026 Melbourne spring can swing from frosty mornings to 30-degree afternoons inside a single week, and summer is close behind. It’s the time of year many households decide the old gas heater or tired split system has to go. If you’re searching for the […]
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Heat Pump Hot Water Systems Compared: Neopower, Emerald, iStore, Powerbay & Midea

Heat Pump Hot Water Compared 2026 | Climate Green Heat Pump Hot Water Systems Compared: Neopower, Emerald, iStore, Powerbay & Midea A side-by-side look at eight popular heat pump hot water models, plus exactly what you can currently claim under VEU, Solar Victoria and Federal STCs. Hot water can account for up to 30% of […]
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Rinnai 23.5kW Mini VRF (MVRFON6H20): A Full Guide for Victorian Homes

Rinnai 23.5kW VRF MVRFON6H20 | Climate Green Rinnai 23.5kW Mini VRF (MVRFON6H20): A Full Guide for Victorian Homes Everything you need to know about Rinnai’s 23.5kW Mini VRF outdoor unit — zoning, wifi control, running costs and VEU rebate eligibility. If you’re heating and cooling four to six rooms from a single outdoor unit, the […]
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Midea 24.4kW VRF vs 19kW Multi-Split: Which Whole-Home System Is Right for You?

Climate Green · Air Conditioning Guides Two of Midea’s biggest multi-room reverse cycle systems, compared side by side — capacity, zoning, wifi control, warranty, and Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) rebate eligibility. Climate Green | Campbellfield, VIC | Victorian Energy Upgrades Accredited Provider If your home needs heating and cooling across four, five or six rooms […]
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Victoria’s Gas Phase-Out, Explained: What’s Actually Changing by 2027 (and What Isn’t)

Victoria’s gas transition has been announced, clarified, and re-clarified enough times since 2023 that it’s genuinely confusing to keep straight. Here’s the current, accurate state of play as of late 2026 — what’s already in effect, what’s coming, and what several older articles get wrong by describing outdated timelines. Already in effect: new home gas […]
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The VEU Program in 2026: What’s Actually New, What Hasn’t Changed, and What It Means for Your Rebate

The Victorian Energy Upgrades program has been quietly running since 2009, and most homeowners only encounter it once — when they’re quoted a discount on an air conditioner or heat pump and told it’s “through VEU.” Here’s what’s actually changed recently, and a few things that trip people up regardless. It isn’t going anywhere — […]
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Ducted, Multi-Split or VRF? Choosing (and Rebating) the Right Air Conditioning System in 2026

This is the question almost every homeowner lands on eventually: gas ducted heating is getting old, the summers are getting hotter, and there are three or four genuinely different system types being pitched with confident opinions about which is “best.” None of them is universally best. Here’s how to actually work out which fits your […]
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Heat Pump Hot Water in 2026: Real Costs, Cold-Weather Performance and Why Waiting Isn’t Really an Option Anymore

There’s a rule change coming that makes this less of a “should I upgrade” question and more of a “when.” From 1 March 2027, if your gas hot water system dies, Victorian regulations require it to be replaced with an electric system — a heat pump or another efficient electric alternative, not another gas unit. […]
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Which Zone Are You In? Climate Green’s Melbourne & Victoria Service Area Guide

If you’ve been reading up on VEU rebates, solar battery sizing, or reverse-cycle upgrades and you’re now wondering “okay, but does Climate Green actually service my suburb?” — this guide answers that directly, without repeating everything we’ve already covered elsewhere on the site. Climate Green is based at 5 Apricot Crescent, Campbellfield (postcode 3061), in […]
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