Products you supply must be registered under the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme. Understand your responsibilities and how to register a product.
If you supply products we regulate at any point from manufacture to display in building developments, you are responsible for water efficiency labelling.
We work with industry to maintain compliance and enforce the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme requirements, so consumers can trust the water rating label.
The purpose of the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme is to conserve water by helping consumers make informed decisions and encouraging uptake of water-saving technologies.
The latest Water Rating newsletter has arrived, with articles on successful eBay compliance actions; updating the WELS website; compliance in new property developments; model name requirements; and a reminder to renew registrations by 5 December.
The Water Rating newsletter has returned. InkWELS provides short, informative articles on the latest WELS developments and achievements. InkWELS is published every February, May, August and November.
The WELS Compliance and Enforcement Policy has been developed to underpin compliance and enforcement decisions. The Policy was recently updated to include references to the WELS Regulator’s Infringement Notice Statement.
The WELS Regulator has issued an Infringement Notice Statement to provide clarity to individuals and body corporates on instances when infringement notices will be given and the rights and obligations of a person when they receive infringement notices.
The Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources has launched an online compliance program with eBay to address online compliance with the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards Act 2005 on the eBay Australia website.
The WELS Regulator suggests that all retailers shower stock is checked to ensure that flow controllers are fitted consistent with the WaterMark and WELS registration.
The latest newsletter has articles on the WELS visit to China; the new WELS advertising campaign; an update on WELS and an ISO international Standard; registration status updates; WELS participation in the World Plumbing Conference 2019; and information for registrants on WELS variant registrations.
The latest newsletter has articles on the new Institute for Sustainable Futures evaluation of the impacts of the WELS scheme; registration status updates; compliance in the building industry; and participation in a modular construction technology forum.
The latest Water Rating newsletter has arrived, with articles on our Chinese language fact sheets; registration renewals closing; penalties for providing falsified documents in applications; and progress on an ISO international water efficiency standard.
The latest Water Rating newsletter has arrived, with articles on our compliance and enforcement activities; registration renewals opening in September; changes to labelling requirements in full effect; and simplifying applications for WELS and WaterMark.
The latest Water Rating newsletter has arrived, with articles on how Australia is driving an International Standard; the new WELS compliance and enforcement strategy; requirements for registering minor products; and promoting WELS to help your business.
The latest Water Rating newsletter has arrived, with articles on successful eBay compliance actions; updating the WELS website; compliance in new property developments; model name requirements; and a reminder to renew registrations by 5 December.
The Water Rating newsletter has returned. InkWELS provides short, informative articles on the latest WELS developments and achievements. InkWELS is published every February, May, August and November.