Solinteg Becomes the First Hybrid Inverter Manufacturer to Achieve Full CSIP-AUS v1.2 Certification

Solinteg has become the first hybrid inverter manufacturer to achieve full certification under CSIP-AUS v1.2 (TS5573:2025), marking a significant milestone in Australia's rapidly evolving energy landscape.

As rooftop solar penetration continues to grow across the country, the electricity system is shifting toward a more distributed and digitally coordinated model. In this environment, secure communication and interoperability between distributed energy resources and network operators are no longer optional — they are foundational. CSIP-AUS v1.2 establishes a nationally consistent framework to ensure smart inverters can respond reliably to grid instructions, support dynamic export mechanisms, and comply with emerging Emergency Backstop requirements.

For Solinteg, achieving full certification is not simply about regulatory alignment. Hybrid inverters sit at the core of modern energy systems, connecting PV generation, battery storage and grid interaction. Meeting the latest CSIP-AUS standard confirms that Solinteg's hybrid solutions are technically prepared to operate within Australia's increasingly intelligent and responsive grid architecture.

Bob Cai, Head of Solinteg Australia, commented:

“Becoming the first hybrid inverter manufacturer to achieve full CSIP-AUS v1.2 certification reflects both our technical strength and our long-term commitment to the Australian market.

As energy systems become more dynamic and interconnected, interoperability and secure grid communication will define the next stage of industry development. Solinteg is committed to delivering hybrid solutions that not only meet standards, but actively support system stability and future grid integration.”

With this milestone, Solinteg reinforces its position as a forward-looking technology partner for Australia's distributed energy sector — supporting a more resilient, coordinated and future-ready electricity system.