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Reconnecting flood-affected customers
What is happening?
When reconnecting flood-affected customer premises, please follow the steps below to ensure safe and efficient power supply restoration:
- After successful safety and compliance inspection, log a CCEW and leave a copy with your customer.
- A Level 2 ASP must submit a NOSW immediately after power has been restored (this will avoid our crews having to re-visit these premises).
- When submitting the NOSW, please use Connection Application number 99999 in the mandatory field (this will avoid submitting an LV Connection Application).
- Confirm that the customer has a copy of CEOF2482 - Premises Restoration Verification Certificate to give to their Electrical Contractor to complete. This form can be downloaded from Essential Energy's website at https://www.essentialenergy.com.au/our-network/floods/flood-reconnecting. If they do not have it, a copy can be emailed to the customer or their Electrical Contractor to be completed.
- Essential Energy will reimburse customers up to $350 who use an ASP to cover the cost of safe reconnection. This reimbursement does not cover costs relating to the safety inspection or repair of damage to a customer’s own electrical equipment.
This advice has also been shared with our customers to help clarify their post-flood reconnection process.
What do you need to do?
- Review the above and Essential Energy’s website at https://www.essentialenergy.com.au/our-network/floods/flood-reconnecting for more information.
- Communicate this information to relevant members of your organisation.
Further Information
If you need further information, please email aspinfo@essentialenergy.com.au