To help you connect your customers' solar systems to the Jemena Electricity Network, we've outlined the key steps and requirements below. Whether you're lodging a new connection application, checking technical requirements or preparing for meter installation, you'll find the information and resources you need to help keep projects moving smoothly.

Important information about connecting to the Jemena network

To connect to the network, inverters must be on the Clean Energy Council list of compliant inverters, as well as on Jemena's approved list of inverters.  Inverters that are not on Jemena's approved list cannot connect to or be commissioned to the Jemena Electricity Network.

Be sure to consider the following when connecting an inverter to Jemena's network:

• The inverter must be connected to the internet at all times.
• The approved inverter must be on the list of inverters approved for Jemena connection. Please note that we are regularly adding to this list as we continue to test and approve inverter manufacturers. 
• Any applications with total solar inverter capacity of 10kVA single phase and 30kVA three phase or below that’s not on Jemena’s approved inverter list will be rejected. Installers must ensure they check Jemena’s approved inverter list before submitting a Commission My Inverter application to avoid any delays or rejected applications.
• If the inverter cannot be accessed via the internet, we’re unable to access the solar system remotely, and the system’s solar export limit will be reduced from 5kVA per phase to 0.5kVA (Total Export Limit).

Quick resource links for Installers

A range of key resources are available to help solar installers meet Victoria’s technical and compliance requirements — including Solar Victoria’s Emergency Backstop guidance, Jemena’s approved inverter criteria and installer FAQs, and Solar Accreditation Australia's accreditation standards. Together, they support safe, compliant, and grid‑ready solar installations.