Connecting shared rooftop solar for apartments and mulit-unit buildings to Jemena network.
For three-phase SolShare systems under 200 kVA.
Shared solar for apartments
One rooftop solar system, multiple apartments One rooftop solar system can supply electricity to multiple apartments and common areas within a building.
More residents can access clean energy
SolShare helps more residents benefit from solar energy, potentially reducing electricity costs and supporting a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Assessed through our negotiated connection process
All SolShare applications are assessed by Jemena through our negotiated connection process.
Is SolShare right for you?
A solar solution for apartments and multi-unit buildings
SolShare is an Australian-developed solar-sharing technology that allows electricity generated from a single rooftop solar system to be shared across multiple apartments and common areas within a building.
This makes solar energy more accessible to residents who may not have the option of installing individual rooftop solar systems.
The Connection Journey
From application to connection, here’s what to expect when connecting your SolShare system to the Jemena network.
Submit your SolShare connection application through Jemena’s MyPortal.
Use the common property NMI, enter the total generation capacity and select SolShare as part of your application. Pay the applicable application fee.
2. Provide supporting information
Provide the required documents, including system details, ownership confirmation, unit and meter information and any applicable network exemption details.
3. Jemena reviews your application
Jemena reviews the proposed system, network capacity, export limits and applicable technical requirements.
We’ll contact you if we need any additional information.
4. Review and accept your agreement
Once the assessment is complete, we’ll issue a connection agreement for the owners corporation to review and accept.
5. Install and commission
Your installer completes the installation and commissioning of customer-owned equipment.
Jemena will complete any required work on Jemena-owned network assets.
6. Testing and Emergency Backstop
Where required, Jemena completes an Emergency Backstop commissioning test on the inverter or gateway to confirm it meets the connection requirements.
7. Permission to connect
Once the required commissioning and testing have been successfully completed, Jemena confirms the approved export limit and issues permission to connect.
8. Arrange metering
Contact your electricity retailer to discuss any applicable solar feed-in tariff. Jemena will complete any required meter configuration.
9. Maintain ongoing compliance
Your system must continue operating within the agreed connection conditions. Jemena monitors ongoing compliance.
Preparing your application
To help us assess your SolShare connection application, please ensure you have the following information and supporting documents ready.
Property, metering and ownership
Common property or common light and power (CL&P) NMI and recent electricity bill
List of connected unit numbers, NMIs and meter numbers with a recent electricity bill or photo of the meter
Name and contact details of the owners corporation
Confirmation of system ownership by the owners corporation
Letter of Authority (if applying on behalf of the owners corporation)
System and technical details
Solar PV system capacity and inverter details
Site layout
Total inverter and generation capacity
Single Line Diagram (SLD)
SolShare system specifications
Network exemption details (if applicable)
Solshare Connection Charges
Charges apply to SolShare applications assessed through Jemena’s negotiated connection process. The fees shown below provide an approximate starting cost. Actual charges may vary depending on the specific requirements of your project.