https://neighbourhood.agl.com.au/t5/Meters-Connections/Controlled-load-cost-during-solar-production/m-p/39914#M2918 <P><EM>"In New South Wales, from 1 July 2024 Ausgrid has both overnight and daytime operating windows as standard for controlled load 1 tariffs. An overnight-only option is no longer available. We’re adding a daytime operating window for our customers who have a Controlled Load 1 tariff in line with the available timings that Ausgrid has set."</EM></P><P>Below is a sample of my AGL meter data for this 30min period to demonstrate my question.</P><TABLE width="628px"><TBODY><TR><TD width="159.517px">RateTypeDescription</TD><TD width="142.483px">StartDate</TD><TD width="159.317px">EndDate</TD><TD width="165.683px">ProfileReadValue Kw</TD></TR><TR><TD width="159.517px">Solar</TD><TD width="142.483px">31/01/2025 14:00</TD><TD width="159.317px">31/01/2025 14:29</TD><TD width="165.683px">1.388</TD></TR><TR><TD width="159.517px">Generalusage</TD><TD width="142.483px">31/01/2025 14:00</TD><TD width="159.317px">31/01/2025 14:29</TD><TD width="165.683px">0</TD></TR><TR><TD width="159.517px">Controlledload</TD><TD width="142.483px">31/01/2025 14:00</TD><TD width="159.317px">31/01/2025 14:29</TD><TD width="165.683px">0.543</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><P>My question is, when controlled load 1 is turned on during the day and solar is being produced at the same time, how much am i paying for the controlled load energy ?</P><P>Because it is my solar production that is being feed to the controlled load device, what am i being charge ?</P><P>Normal controlled load rate ? with no feed in tariff ?</P><P>Thank you for anyone who can explain.</P><P>&nbsp;</P> Sun, 02 Feb 2025 03:34:05 GMT FredS 2025-02-02T03:34:05Z https://neighbourhood.agl.com.au/t5/Meters-Connections/Controlled-load-cost-during-solar-production/m-p/39914#M2918 <P><EM>"In New South Wales, from 1 July 2024 Ausgrid has both overnight and daytime operating windows as standard for controlled load 1 tariffs. An overnight-only option is no longer available. We’re adding a daytime operating window for our customers who have a Controlled Load 1 tariff in line with the available timings that Ausgrid has set."</EM></P><P>Below is a sample of my AGL meter data for this 30min period to demonstrate my question.</P><TABLE width="628px"><TBODY><TR><TD width="159.517px">RateTypeDescription</TD><TD width="142.483px">StartDate</TD><TD width="159.317px">EndDate</TD><TD width="165.683px">ProfileReadValue Kw</TD></TR><TR><TD width="159.517px">Solar</TD><TD width="142.483px">31/01/2025 14:00</TD><TD width="159.317px">31/01/2025 14:29</TD><TD width="165.683px">1.388</TD></TR><TR><TD width="159.517px">Generalusage</TD><TD width="142.483px">31/01/2025 14:00</TD><TD width="159.317px">31/01/2025 14:29</TD><TD width="165.683px">0</TD></TR><TR><TD width="159.517px">Controlledload</TD><TD width="142.483px">31/01/2025 14:00</TD><TD width="159.317px">31/01/2025 14:29</TD><TD width="165.683px">0.543</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><P>My question is, when controlled load 1 is turned on during the day and solar is being produced at the same time, how much am i paying for the controlled load energy ?</P><P>Because it is my solar production that is being feed to the controlled load device, what am i being charge ?</P><P>Normal controlled load rate ? with no feed in tariff ?</P><P>Thank you for anyone who can explain.</P><P>&nbsp;</P> Sun, 02 Feb 2025 03:34:05 GMT https://neighbourhood.agl.com.au/t5/Meters-Connections/Controlled-load-cost-during-solar-production/m-p/39914#M2918 FredS 2025-02-02T03:34:05Z