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Solar

PaulAgl — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 01:24:17 GMT

Just want to understand how my Solar is working for me. Besides the rebate which I get for the daily 10kw how does the feed-in work in excess of the 10kw. Assuming my solar generated 20kw, I get a rebate for the first 10kw and if my daily usage is 30kw my usage is 30x(per kw charges)-feed-in Rebates.

Re: Solar

Lester — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 06:22:59 GMT

This could differ between users @PaulAgl different states / even regions in states.

When you are logged into your account, in the overview window, click on View pan details, all your rates come up, along with FIT info.

Assume you are on Solar Savers, you get 8c / kwh FIT for that first 10kwh, think then nationally it might be 4c / hwr for the rest of grid export.

Solar exported 20kwh = 10kwh @ 8c = $0.80 . . . 10kwh @ 4c = $0.40 . . . total credit for the day $1.20.

You will have to do your own sums on usage example, based on your own plan, and local state / region tariffs, daily supply charge, etc.

You might be on single tariff, may have peak / off peak involved, may have CL on a HWS if electric, or you may be on TOU (time of use) tariff . . . you may even have a demand tariff.

Can be complicated.

Here in SA I am on a different plan, FIT is 2c flat, peak usage is 54c (27x FIT), shoulder about half that (13.5 x FIT).

Re: Solar

SYED_AGL — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 04:27:21 GMT

Hi @PaulAgl

Thanks for reaching out.

It really depends what Plan you are on at the moment. If you want to know about your feed in rebate, please send us your account details via private message, so i can personally look into it for you.

We are here to help!

SYED