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I made a spreadsheet with the last year's worth of usage data. Then I could compare Solar Savers with Smart Saver to see which was best. Solar Savers came out about $100 less over a year - $1600 versus $1500.With the new Solar Savers tariffs I can't do that until I understand how the FIT is calculated and see a bill to verify the calculations.Perhaps not worth the effort for only $100 but it was interesting to see which was best!

Thanks, that confirms how I was thinking it probably worked now.AGL has changed the way feed-in calculated in the Solar Savers plan.Previously, it was calculated on a daily basis. That made it easy to calculate the feed-in on any given day.On the web site, the feed-in details for the current billing period are incorrect. In fact, it would be impossible to calculate it until the end of the billing period. AGL needs to redesign the web site. I don't know how they should present it now.The cynic ...

In Victoria, the solar savers plan pays 8 cents per kWh for the first 10kWh and then 1.5 cents thereafter.I assumed that this applies on a daily basis.When I look at the usage figures on the web site, my calculations for the feed-in do not match the figures for each day on the web site.How is the feed-in actually calculated?The plan description says "Get a 8c/kWh solar feed-in tariff for the first 10kWh of your daily export (averaged across the relevant billing period)." What is meaning of "ave ...

I want to compare my current AGL gas plan with other AGL gas plans.On the web site the gas plans have the rates for first 3000MJ, next 3000MJ, next 3000MJ, next 6000MJ and the remainder.My most recent gas bill has "general usage" amounts of 2950MJ, 2950MJ, 2950MJ, 3866MJ and the remainder.Why are the MJ amounts different?