Mr Aman Singh Dhakla, through Remec Power, submitted false information to other parties that Mr Dhakla was either the Clean Energy Council (CEC) accredited installer, or supervised the installation of various solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in accordance with the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000 and Renewable Energy (Electricity) Regulations 2001. The false information was relied upon by other parties to create small-scale technology certificates (STCs).

Mr Dhakla and Remec Power undertake to:

1. in respect of the solar PV system installations set out in Schedule 1 of the Undertaking:
1. obtain consent from the owner or occupier of the site to inspect the solar PV system
   
2. arrange for a CEC accredited installer(s) to inspect the solar PV system
   
3. in the event the inspection detects any defects with the solar PV system, rectify those defects or arrange for a new installation of the solar PV system
   
2. provide monthly written reports as to the progress made in respect of the inspection/rectification of solar PV systems set out at Schedule 1 of the Undertaking
3. provide evidence of inspections and any rectification work completed.

Space Solar Service provided false or misleading information to the Clean Energy Regulator (the Regulator) claiming systems had been designed and installed by a CEC accredited installer when, in fact, that person did not design or install the systems.

Consequently, Space Solar Service improperly created, in contravention of section 24A of the Act, certificates that did not meet the requirements under regulation 20AC of the Regulations.

Space Solar Service undertakes to:

1. In respect of the solar PV system installations set out in Annexure A of the undertaking:
1. obtain consent from the owner or occupier of the site to inspect the solar PV system
   
2. arrange for a Regulator appointed inspector to inspect the solar PV system
   
3. in the event the inspection detects any defects with the solar PV system, rectify those defects or arrange for a new installation of the solar PV system.

Report to the Regulator

1. Provide monthly written reports as to the progress made in respect of the inspection/rectification of solar PV systems set out at Annexure A of the undertaking.
   
2. Provide evidence of inspections and any rectification work completed.

Ownership and directorship

1. In the event of a change in ownership or change to the director of Space Solar Service, it will bring the existence of the enforceable undertaking to the attention of the new owners/directors.

Mr Sandeep Chikhale, through SSC Electrical Services Pty Ltd, submitted false information other parties that Mr Chikhale was either the Clean Energy Council (CEC) accredited installer, or supervised the installation of various solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in accordance with the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000 and Renewable Energy (Electricity) Regulations 2001. The false information was relied upon by other parties to create small-scale technology certificates (STCs).

Mr Chikhale and SSC Electrical Services Pty Ltd undertake to:

1. in respect of the solar PV system installations set out in Schedule 1 of the Undertaking:
   
   1. obtain consent from the owner or occupier of the site to inspect the solar PV system
   2. arrange for a CEC accredited installer(s) to inspect the solar PV system
      
   3. in the event the inspection detects any defects with the solar PV system, rectify those defects or arrange for a new installation of the solar PV system
      
2. provide monthly written reports as to the progress made in respect of the inspection/rectification of solar PV systems set out at Schedule 1 of the Undertaking
3. provide evidence of inspections and any rectification work completed.