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Get connected without paying for the whole line yourself
Map your route, size your supply, see the real cost, and share the line with the neighbours who need it too. We handle the application from there.
Everything you can do here
Six tools, all running off the same connection data. Start anywhere.
Connection mapping tool
Drop a pin on the pole you would connect from, then tap or walk the route to your property. Length, poles and a line-by-line cost come back instantly.
- Tap the map or walk it with GPS - both give a measured length
- Itemised estimate: line, poles, wayleave, meter, survey, VAT
- See instantly what your share drops to if neighbours join
Register your interest
No technical details needed. Drop a pin, tell us what you need power for, and we group you with everyone nearby.
Power needs calculator
Tick your appliances and get your supply size, main breaker, cable, connection cost and monthly bill in one go.
Track your application
Every submission gets a reference. Follow it through all nine stages, from screening to the day the meter goes in.
Approved partners
Electricians, contractors and suppliers who deliver these connections, rated by the people who used them.
- Ourugan Construction Solar and ZETDC Installations
Guides and articles
Plain-language answers on connection costs, wayleaves, sharing a line, and what the utility actually requires.
The first guides are being written and will appear here.
Where demand is building
The wards closest to having enough registered demand for a line to be worth building.
How it works
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Tell us where you are
Drop a pin or search your ward. Two minutes, no paperwork.
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We size and price it
Load, supply size and an itemised cost, checked against network capacity.
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We group you with neighbours
The line cost splits between everyone who joins the same route.
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Build, meter, energise
A partner builds it, you follow every stage with your reference.
One line, shared between neighbours, costs each of you a fraction
Register your spot on the map. When enough people near you have done the same, the line gets built and everyone pays their share instead of the whole thing.