The site is provisioned but still has a default 0kW Export Limit.

If you have completed provisioning and the site has an export limit of 0kW, this means that the default limit has been received from the utility. 

You may have to complete an application to the utility and/or a capability test before receiving active limits.

Utilities have advised that once the application is received and processed, it can take a few days for active limits to be received.

Installers should also check that any local 0kW limits have been removed. 

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