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Embedded networks
Apartment blocks, retirement villages, caravan parks and shopping centres are all examples of embedded networks.
These are formed when the connection point to our distribution network functions like a parent connection point which then has multiple end-user connection points (or children) linked in. Each of the end-user connections has their own meters to measure electricity consumption.
In this structure, the electrical installation is configured in such a way that the owner of the site (for example, a shopping centre manager), can on-sell electricity to all the occupants.
The connection process varies depending on the type of embedded network. Please select from the list below.
Information for Embedded Network Managers and Operators – This link provides important information relating to processes, checklists and documents to ensure we fully comply with Victorian Government requirements.
Greenfield embedded networks
These are new connections for new developments with no existing supply or metering.
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Winding up an embedded network and transfer to distributor connection
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Brownfield embedded networks
A brownfield embedded network site is an existing multiple occupancy site with an existing connection to the CitiPower or Powercor distribution network.
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Existing single occupancy embedded network
An existing single occupancy embedded network is when an existing meter/NMI is updated to a parent NMI.
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