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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SMALL SCALE EMBEDDED GENERATION (SSEG) APPLICATION FORM in the editor.
- Begin by entering your Erf No. and account number, followed by the name of the account holder and project physical address.
- Fill in the existing meter number and select the type of application: Domestic or Business.
- Specify the energy source of embedded generation, such as Wind, PV, or Biogas.
- Indicate the type of use: Self-consumption, Wheeling, Net billing, Off grid, or PV geyser.
- If applicable, provide details about energy storage technology and size.
- Complete your contact information including phone numbers and email address.
- Finally, ensure all sections are filled out completely before submitting for approval. Remember to sign and date the application.
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