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Small-Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG) Connection
Households and small businesses can apply to connect their small-scale embedded generation systems (up to 1 MVA) to the Swartland Municipality's electrical network. This includes solar PV systems, battery storage, and hybrid inverters operating in islanded mode, provided they meet technical and legal requirements.
Places
City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, City of Tshwane, eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal
Reference
https://www.swartland.org.za/assets/municipal-services/SWARTLAND%20MUNICIPALITY%20EMBEDDED%20GENERATOR%20REQUIREMENTS%20DOCUMENT%20FINAL.pdf
Parties
Issuing authority
9. SSEG application process
Grid Impact Study (for complex cases)
If a proposed embedded generation system exceeds cumulative capacity thresholds or affects shared LV feeders, a grid impact study may be required to assess the effect on the municipal network. This study must be conducted by a qualified third party and submitted as part of the application.
11. ANNEX A: Grid Impact Study Overview
New Owner/Account Holder Declaration
Individuals who acquire ownership of an existing small-scale embedded generation system must complete and submit the New Owner/Account Holder Declaration form to update the municipal records and ensure continued compliance with connection rules.
12. ANNEX B: New Owner/Account Holder Declaration
