SEC will launch a formal Expression of Interest (EOI) process later in the year for reputable and certified installer or trades businesses to become an SEC endorsed installer.
Installers who wish to participate must have:
- A proven track-record for installing quality household electrical appliances, such as solar, batteries, heat pumps, induction cooktops and more
- Expertise across all aspects of home electrification or specialist expertise in single appliances, including heat pump hot water, solar panels, heating and cooling.
- Experience delivering similar programs, be able to respond to high 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 and Victorian Energy Upgrades scheme.
Local and regional-based businesses are also invited to participate.
Installer and Trade businesses can now register their interest in participating in the EOI process when it formally opens later in the year.
Register you interest below, and we will notify you when the EOI opens.
By submitting your details, you acknowledge that our privacy policy applies to your details. We will use your details to contact you about the EOI, when the formal process commences.
Frequently asked questions
Why participate?
- Be part of SEC’s work to drive the uptake of household electrical appliances, including batteries, solar, and heat pump hot water systems, with rebates available for customers.
- Gain access to new customer segments and increase your business pipeline by being listed as an SEC-endorsed installer.
- Benefit from increased business opportunities, and the chance to deliver quality, compliant installations that help households save on energy and reduce emissions.
What is expected?
- Installer and trade businesses must be fully accredited and licensed to sell, deliver, install, maintain, and provide customer support for, the relevant technologies.
- Compliance with all relevant Australian laws and standards, local/state regulations, and program requirements, is mandatory.
- Agree to uphold quality and safety standards for a defined period.
