The City of Cape Town has responded to complaints about the daunting process of registering Solar PV systems as required by the City.
Mary Haw, Manager of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at the City of Cape Town says the registration goes further than just being on the data but includes all the technical details.
Read: Listener describes tedious solar system registration process with CoCT
While we empathise, we can't reduce the rigour of the technical information but we are doing all we can to make the registration process much easier.
— Mary Haw, Manager of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy - City of Cape Town
We are spending a bit of time with our technical experts to try and make the forms a little easier.
— Mary Haw, Manager of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy - City of Cape Town
Haw says having PV systems that are not authorised and registered will endanger the entire grid network.
It is law that you need to have all generation equipment authorised and registered by the City.
— Mary Haw, Manager of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy - City of Cape Town
The initial deadline to be registered by was the end of this month but this has since been moved until the end of May 2019.
To hear the rest of the conversation, listen below:
This article first appeared on CapeTalk : We are working on making Solar PV registrations much easier - CoCT
