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The CCEW — Legal Declaration of Compliance
A Certificate of Compliance Electrical Work (CCEW) is a legal document signed by the licensed electrical contractor certifying that the electrical installation has been completed in accordance with the Wiring Rules (AS/NZS 3000), all applicable Australian Standards, and the relevant state electrical safety legislation. For solar, it is the cornerstone document that unlocks the grid connection, the STC rebate, and the building's insurance coverage for the solar system.
When a CCEW Must Be Issued
For every new grid-connected solar installation regardless of system size
When an inverter or battery is replaced or upgraded
When additional panels are added to an existing system (system expansion)
When the solar AC connection is relocated or the switchboard is modified for solar
What the CCEW Process Requires
Installation completed to AS/NZS 3000 and all applicable solar standards
All required tests performed (insulation resistance, earth continuity, RCD test, polarity, anti-islanding functional test)
Test results recorded and signed by the licensed installer
CCEW form completed — installer details, licence number, address, system description, test results
CCEW submitted to the state electrical authority (submission method varies by state — online portal, email, or post)
Copy provided to the system owner
Consequences of Not Issuing a CCEW
Operating a solar system without a current CCEW may:
Void the building owner's insurance for solar-related fire, electrical fault, or building damage
Prevent the DNSP from approving or maintaining the grid connection
Expose the installing contractor to prosecution under the state Electrical Safety Act
Invalidate the STC rebate claim
Engr. Jason Morales — Founder, SolarEnergyPH
