Need an Electrical Connection Request?
If you need to make modifications to your electrical installation, you may need to open a connection request. However, it is not always necessary. At i-DE, we help you understand when this procedure is required and how to manage it.
What is a connection request?
A connection request is the administrative procedure necessary to request modifications to an electrical infrastructure.
This procedure is used in cases such as network expansion, voltage change, or the installation of collective self-consumption. To start the process, you will need to have the CUPS code or the address of the supply point on hand.
What should you know about managing connection requests?
Before opening a connection request, it is important to know if you really need it. In some cases, such as an increase in power within the permitted limit or certain types of self-consumption, it is not necessary. However, if the installation requires significant changes, such as a renovation or a new access to the network, you will need to start the procedure.
Next, we explain in more detail in which situations this procedure is required and when it is not necessary.
When don't you need to open a request?
To save you from filling out unnecessary requests, here are the situations where you don't need to open a request:
When do you need to open a request?
Here are the cases for Consumption and Self-consumption where opening a request is necessary:
