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Check a solar retailer’s accreditation

Search 3,259 solar, battery and hot water businesses by name or ABN. See whether each is a NETCC Approved Seller or a Solar Victoria authorised retailer, and since when.

Our copy of the official lists was last updated on 17 October 2026. The official lists are the final word.

Four checks before you sign

Accreditation covers the business, the installer and the company behind them separately. Our guide on how to check a solar retailer walks through each one.

  1. 1

    The business: NETCC Approved Seller

    Approved Sellers have signed the New Energy Tech Consumer Code, which sets standards for sales, quotes, installation, warranties and complaints for solar, batteries, EV chargers and more.

    Search the Approved Seller listWhat NETCC approval means

  2. 2

    In Victoria: Solar Victoria authorised

    Solar Victoria’s rebates go through authorised retailers, who must also be NETCC Approved Sellers. Solar Victoria also lists retailers that are no longer eligible.

    Search authorised retailersIneligible retailers

  3. 3

    The installer: SAA accreditation

    Solar Accreditation Australia accredits the people who design and install the system. Ask for the installer’s name or accreditation number and check it’s current.

    Check an installer

  4. 4

    The company: ABN and licence

    Check the ABN on your quote belongs to the business you’re dealing with and is active, and that the electrical contractor is licensed in your state.

    ABN Lookup

Where this comes from

Results come from our copy of the New Energy Tech Consumer Code Approved Seller list (2,551 businesses) and Solar Victoria’s authorised retailer list (1,868 businesses), which we refresh regularly. A business can join or leave a list between our updates, so check the official list before you sign. Read how we list and rank retailers.

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