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Help Victorian households go electric while growing your business.

We’re inviting installation businesses to submit an expression of interest (EOI) to become SEC-endorsed and help Victorians make the switch to electric

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Unlock new leads as an SEC-endorsed installation business

Join a trusted network of installation businesses helping households switch to efficient electric appliances like heat pump hot water systems, heating and cooling systems, induction cooktops, solar and batteries. As an SEC-endorsed business, you will:

  • access a growing pipeline of consumers seeking trusted installation service providers
  • benefit from increased visibility and business opportunities
  • help Victorians electrify their homes to drive down their energy bills and emissions.
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Stage 1: Submission

Installation businesses submit an EOI. Following submission, the SEC will request initial documentation to confirm the business holds the required licences and accreditations.

Stage 2: Assessment

Shortlisted applicants are invited to provide more detail and meet for an interview to assess against endorsement criteria.

Stage 3: Onboarding

Successful applications will sign a contract with the SEC and formal onboarding commences.

Businesses that wish to participate must have:

  • A proven track-record and expertise in installing specialist energy efficient electric appliances, including heat pump hot water, induction cooktops or heating and cooling.
  • Capability to respond to increased levels of interest and meet criteria, including professional certifications, licences, accreditations, experience, track record, product quality and warranties.
  • Be authorised under relevant rebate and incentive programs, such as Solar Victoria’s Solar Homes program, and the Victorian Energy Upgrades scheme to be able to claim Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates as well as Small Scale Technology Certificates on behalf of your customer.

The SEC encourages regional and local businesses to apply, as well as those who service across the state.

Download our factsheet here.

Frequently asked questions

This is a trusted network of SEC-endorsed installation businesses delivering household electrification services across Victoria. These businesses are connected with consumers through the one-stop-shop launching in 2026.

Becoming SEC-endorsed gives your installation business access to a growing pipeline of consumers seeking trusted installation service providers. You’ll help Victorians electrify their homes to drive down costs and emissions while benefiting from increased visibility and business opportunities.

As an SEC-endorsed installation business, you’ll gain access to high-quality leads through households using the ‘one-stop-shop’ when launched. You’ll also be part of a SEC-endorsed network  of installation businesses that values quality, safety, and customer service.

SEC welcomes applications from licensed and accredited installation businesses with experience in:

  • solar PV and battery systems
  • heat pump hot water systems
  • heating and cooling
  • induction cooktops and other electric appliances.

You must be fully accredited and licensed to sell, deliver, install, maintain, and provide customer support for the relevant technologies. You will maintain compliance with all relevant Australian laws and standards, local/state regulations, and program requirements. Also, you must uphold the integrity and reputation of the SEC brand.

Installers must demonstrate criteria including:

  • proven service quality and customer experience
  • commitment to safety and compliance
  • financial capability and business stability
  • environmental, social, and community values.

SEC-endorsed installation businesses will be listed on the SEC’s installation businesses marketplace on the ‘one-stop-shop’ when it is launched.

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