Neighbourhood batteries

Safe design, installation and operation of mid-scale network connected battery systems

About this guideline

This guideline sets out the legal requirements for installing neighbourhood batteries (also known as community batteries).

It outlines the hazards and risks associated with neighbourhood batteries and the controls that should be considered to ensure their safe design, installation and operation.

This guideline applies to neighbourhood batteries that have a generation capacity of less than 1 megawatt (MW).

Who is this guideline for?

This guideline is for any person or entity involved with neighbourhood batteries, including:

  • owners
  • designers
  • installers and
  • operators.

Download the guideline

Victorian Neighbourhood Battery Safety Guideline
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Date: 21/12/2024 12:53

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