PSW Energy and Perth Solar Warehouse hold separate New Energy Tech Consumer Code Approved Seller certificates. Each names its business, records the common operating ABN and carries its own expiry date.
A certificate is evidence of status at the date shown. The NETCC Approved Seller register remains the controlling source for a seller's current standing.
Register checked 27 September 2026. The official directory returned separate entries for PSW Energy and Perth Solar Warehouse. Both list Western Australia as their region of operation. The certificate names, ABN and expiry dates below were also checked against the published PDFs.
Separate business certificates
| Business | ABN | Certificate expiry |
|---|---|---|
| PSW Energy | 55 332 185 818 | 13 May 2027 |
| Perth Solar Warehouse | 55 332 185 818 | 8 May 2027 |
- View the PSW Energy certificate (opens in a new tab)
- View the Perth Solar Warehouse certificate (opens in a new tab)
- Search the official NETCC Approved Seller register (opens in a new tab)
Consumer protection commitments
NETCC is an industry code authorised by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. An Approved Seller commits to consumer protection standards in five areas:
- sales and marketing
- quotations and contracts
- product delivery and installation
- warranties and after-sales support
- complaints and dispute handling
The code governs the seller's conduct. It does not replace electrical licensing, installer accreditation, Australian Standards, network requirements or product approval.
December code transition
NETCC's published transition guidance (opens in a new tab) sets 1 December 2026 as the commencement date for its updated code. That is separate from the May 2027 expiry dates printed on these certificates.
The administrator says existing Approved Sellers will continue under the updated code unless they opt out between 19 October and 2 November 2026. Sellers continuing in the program need their documents and processes to meet the updated code from 1 December. A certificate's expiry date does not postpone that change.
WA scheme conditions
Approved vendors under the WA Residential Battery Scheme must hold NETCC Approved Seller status. Industry guidance records 1 October 2025 as the date that requirement took effect.
It is one condition among several. The WA Government also requires a physical business presence in the state, due diligence checks and installers who meet the scheme criteria. Plenti administers vendor accreditation. NETCC status alone does not establish eligibility for an individual installation; the WA scheme guide for retailers and installers explains the other checks.
Certificate scope
Each certificate applies to one business: PSW Energy or Perth Solar Warehouse, not both.
The same boundary applies to ISO certification. PSW Energy holds an ISO-certified management system for the scope stated on its certificates, and that certification should not be represented as a McKercher Corporation or Perth Solar Warehouse credential. The PSW Energy ISO record identifies the certificate holder and the standards.
Primary references
- NETCC Approved Seller register (opens in a new tab)
- NETCC guidance on moving to the updated code (opens in a new tab)
- WA Residential Battery Scheme information for industry (opens in a new tab)
Seller status can change before a certificate's printed expiry date. When current standing is material to a customer or scheme decision, the official register is the document to check, not the PDF.
