Yes, you can reapply for more capacity later and there is no risk in doing so. A DNO cannot remove or reduce capacity that has already been approved and installed, and the worst outcome is simply being told that the existing limit still applies. Because the electricity network is constantly being upgraded, a restriction today may no longer exist in the future, which makes reapplying worthwhile, especially for older installations.
A DNO application is a formal request made to your local Distribution Network Operator to connect a solar or battery system that can export electricity back to the grid. It tells the DNO what inverter capacity you plan to install so they can check whether the local electricity network can safely handle the export without causing voltage issues or overloading infrastructure.













