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 Melbourne’s north. From there, our service area has grown to cover the wider metro area and regional Victoria. Rather than list every suburb individually, here’s how we break the coverage down by zone — plus links to our existing deep-dive guides if you want the detail on a specific upgrade type.

North Zone (closest to our Campbellfield base)

This is our home turf — Craigieburn, Campbellfield, Fawkner, Roxburgh Park, Coolaroo, Epping, and the wider Northern Growth Corridor including Wollert. A lot of homes here were connected to gas during construction from the early 2010s onward, which means many are now reaching the point where a VEU-supported upgrade makes sense. Solar uptake is also strong across this zone thanks to larger roof spaces on newer builds.

If you’re in this zone and weighing up a reverse-cycle upgrade, our guide on VEU Program Air Conditioning Victoria 2026 walks through eligibility and how the discount is applied at the point of installation.

East Zone

Covering Box Hill, Glen Waverley, Doncaster, Balwyn, Templestowe, and Kew. Many homes in this zone were built between the 1970s and 1990s with gas ducted heating as standard, so a lot of these systems are now ageing out and becoming strong candidates for VEU-supported replacement. It’s also worth noting that if you’re upgrading solar in this zone, the Solar Victoria income threshold changes are more likely to be relevant here given typical household incomes.

For a full breakdown of how VEU and Solar Victoria rebates work together (since they’re not the same thing), see our comparison: VEU Rebates vs Solar Victoria Rebates: What’s the Difference in 2026.

West Zone

Werribee, Point Cook, Tarneit, Wyndham, and Hobsons Bay. This is one of the fastest-growing solar adoption areas in Victoria — large family homes with good roof space, combined with rising electricity costs, have made solar-plus-battery a popular combination here. Because the federal battery rebate doesn’t include an income test, we’re seeing a lot of households in this zone doing solar, battery, and reverse-cycle upgrades together rather than one at a time.

If you’re considering bundling upgrades like this, our guide on Aircon, Solar, Heat Pumps & Batteries: The Smarter Way to Electrify Your Home covers how the different upgrades work together.

South-East Zone

Dandenong, Frankston, Casey, and the broader south-eastern corridor. Housing stock here is largely from the 1980s–2000s, another strong band for ageing gas ducted systems. Casey in particular consistently ranks among Victoria’s highest-volume council areas for Solar Homes Program installations.

If you’re planning a battery alongside solar in this zone, our sizing guide — Home Battery Size Guide for Melbourne Homes: How Much Capacity Do You Really Need? — is a good starting point before you get quotes.

Regional Victoria

Beyond metro Melbourne, Climate Green also services parts of regional Victoria including Geelong, Ballarat, and Bendigo. Coverage in these areas can depend on the specific job and site assessment, so it’s best to get in touch directly to confirm.

Not Sure Which Zone You’re In, or What’s Available?

Suburb trends are a useful starting point, but every property is different — your specific rebate eligibility depends on your current system, your home’s age, and your location. For a deeper look at how upgrade activity varies by postcode across Victoria, see our Melbourne Suburb Energy Upgrade Index 2026.

The simplest way to confirm what applies to your home is a free, no-obligation assessment. Call 1300 001 690 or email info@climategreen.com.au with your suburb and a quick description of your current heating, cooling, or solar setup, and our team will let you know what’s available before you commit to anything.

Climate Green is a VEU-Accredited Provider (Accreditation No: A2360) Climate Green is Melbourne’s trusted VEU-accredited provider, helping households across Melbourne and regional Victoria switch to energy-efficient heating, cooling, and solar solutions with seamless rebate support.

Get in touch: 📧 info@climategreen.com.au 📞 1300 001 690

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Source note: Suburb and postcode trends referenced here draw on publicly available data from the Essential Services Commission (VEU program), Solar Victoria, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics, as summarised in our own Suburb Energy Upgrade Index. Program settings and eligibility criteria are reviewed periodically — always confirm current details with an accredited provider before proceeding with an upgrade.