This training explains the purpose of the NSW CER Installer Portal and how to use it.

Content covers:

• How to use the NSW CER Installer Portal to commission CER Installations in line with Emergency Backstop Mechanism requirements
• Understanding how the portal supports all roles in the process including reporting to AEMO’s DERR and submitting a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW)
• How to work with portal functionality to meet regulatory requirements more quickly, avoid rework, and reduce errors

Complete the training for Installers and Applicants here

OEMs and aggregators operating in NSW and the ACT must onboard with each relevant distribution network before a CSIP-AUS compliant inverter can be installed and commissioned. The onboarding process will enable OEMs and aggregators to receive the digital certificates necessary for an inverter’s software communications client to communicate with Endeavour Energy’s utility server.

Download the NSW/ACT Utility Interconnection Handbook

OEM Onboarding EOI Form for NSW/ACT DNSP Utility Servers

Full information on our website: Technology providers | Endeavour Energy

These short videos explain how NSW manages the electricity grid on sunny, low‑demand days through the Emergency Backstop Mechanism, and how the Consumer Energy Resources (CER) Installer Portal makes it easier for installers across NSW to register new energy‑saving technologies like rooftop solar.

Watch the full series here: Emergency Backstop/Flexible Exports Explainer Videos

View the online resources to learn more about the NSW CER Installer Portal, the Emergency Backstop Mechanism and the CEC approved inverter list.

Webpages: NSW CER Installer Portal, NSW Emergency Backstop Mechanism, Keeping your rooftop solar connected to the internet, NSW CER Installer Portal Support,

CEC LearnLab awareness: Emergency Backstop and CER Installer Portal

CEC Approved Inverter List: Inverters | Clean Energy Council

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