Woden Valley is one of Canberra’s established districts — mature trees, larger blocks, and homes mostly built between the 1960s and 1980s.

Two things come up repeatedly in Woden. Shading, because the tree canopy here is genuinely old and a north-facing roof under a forty-year-old eucalypt is a different proposition to the same roof in Gungahlin. And switchboards, because homes of this age often need an upgrade before anything is connected. Both are answerable — but they are answerable from a photo of your board and a look at your roof, not from a phone quote.

What your network allows

Distributor
Evoenergy
Export limit — single phase
5 kW
Export limit — three phase
10 kW aggregate (or 5 kW per phase)
Inverter size
10 kVA single phase (20 kVA including a battery) · 30 kVA three phase
Flexible exports
Not offered
Emergency backstop
None in force
Network connection fee
No charge for a standard residential application

Checked against Evoenergy’s current published connection requirements on 2 September 2026. Network rules change — we re-check before every quote.

Suburbs we’ve installed in

32 systems across 9 suburbs. Every row is work we have actually done — this table comes from our install records, not a coverage wishlist.

All of these sit in Evoenergy’s network, so the limits above apply to every one of them.

Suburb Systems installed Installing since
Lyons 8 2022
Garran 6 2023
Farrer 5 2023
Phillip 4 2023
Hughes 3 2022
Isaacs 3 2023
Chifley 1 2024
Curtin 1 2023
Pearce 1 2025

Find out what your roof is worth

A phone consultation with your roof on the screen in front of us. By the end of it you will know what your home qualifies for and what that means on your bills — and you decide once you have seen your numbers.

Have a recent power bill nearby, and a photo of your switchboard if you can.

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