Beoefficiency Electricity Regulation

Beoefficiency Electricity Regulation is an energy efficiency project located at the Oxenford Tavern in Oxenford, a northern suburb of the Gold Coast in Queensland. It was registered in July 2016 and covers a single commercial property.

Industrial Electricity and Fuel Efficiency projects involve reducing greenhouse gas emissions by modifying, installing, removing, or replacing existing energy-consuming equipment to lower a facility's overall electricity and fuel consumption. This methodology has since been revoked and replaced by the Industrial and Commercial Emissions Reduction (ICER) method, though existing registered projects remain unaffected.

The Oxenford region is heavily urbanised and characterised by residential and commercial developments. The northern Gold Coast area experiences a subtropical, high-rainfall climate, and soils on the coastal plains generally consist of alluvial clays and sandy loams.

This project was specifically set up to improve the energy efficiency of the local pub, the Oxenford Tavern. Initially registered as the "Beoefficiency Project at the Oxenford Tavern", the project changed its name to Beoefficiency Electricity Regulation in April 2021. At the same time, the proponent's name was officially updated from Beovista Pty Ltd to Beovista Trading Pty Ltd. By the 2021-2022 financial year, the project had been successfully issued 3,138 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) for its commercial energy savings, with recent data indicating issuances reaching up to 3,737 units.