Should I become an ACP?
See below for some things you should consider before applying for accreditation.
ACPs need to comply with certain requirements. These include reporting, record keeping, undertaking audits, and resolving customer issues. ACPs need to complete paperwork and access online systems to meet these obligations.
Applying for accreditation incurs a fee. ACPs also need to pay certificate registration fees. In addition, they will need to cover costs associated with setting up business processes and systems and completing audits.
Are you thinking of becoming an ACP for a small-scale activity or project? In some cases accreditation may not be worth the time and expense involved. You might prefer to partner with an existing ACP to carry out installations.
Find out how to become an ACP and what you need to know before applying.
More to explore for ACPs
The Energy Security Safeguard schemes help make energy in NSW more affordable, reliable and sustainable.
ACPs are accredited to create certificates from energy upgrades.
Our online system TESSA supports the Energy Security Safeguard schemes.
