Subdivision connections
If you’re developing a subdivision requiring less than 70kW, you'll need to work with us to get connected.
If you’re developing a subdivision requiring less than 70kW, you'll need to work with us to get connected.
There are several steps to complete an application and get connected, you can check them out below and click on the link to complete your application form.
By connecting to, or owning an installation on, our network you agree to our STANDARD TERMS.
As part of the process you will need:
If your subdivision requires a connection that exceeds 70kW, you will need to follow the Large-scale connections process.
Where you request a connection to our Network and we approve this connection, investment may be required in assets to supply electricity to you.
This may be in the form of assets dedicated to you, or assets that supply multiple customers (new or existing shared assets), but which require further investment to facilitate supply to you.
Costs of new, or of upgrades to existing, connections may be shared where there are network benefits to the upgrade.
Find out more about Capital Contribution HERE.
If you have any questions regarding your application, give our connections team a call on 0800 367 546
Your application will be assessed by one of our Network Engineers.
If approved, you will be sent your approval and Network Point of Connection to pass on to your electrician, you will also receive a Capital Contribution invoice which will need to be paid before your application proceeds. If more work is required to get the requested load to your boundary, this will be sent to our Project Managers to quote for you, once accepted, works are completed.
We’ll then create your individual connection (ICP) and email your contractor and retailer letting them know so they can action things at their end.
Electrician to confirm site is ready for us to attend and provide a Certificate of Compliance (COC) and Record of Inspection (ROI). You can book your ROI in with a TLC Electrician – just let us know).
A TLC technician will attend to hang the meter and liven your installation.