Get 21c per kWh for peak export all year round with our ecoSOLAR plan
Get the most out of your solar system when you switch to our ecoSOLAR plan.
Instead of having a fixed all-day export rate, you can harness the power of your battery during peak times of the day and earn more.
This plan is ideal for households with a battery that can export energy during peak times and shift electricity usage to off-peak periods. By moving your usage out of peak times and maximizing your exports during these periods, you can get the most value from this plan.
The best thing is, the 21c peak buy back rate is available all year round! Off peak export rates are 16c/kw.
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Time-Of-Use Pricing
Time of use price plans to help you move energy consumption to off-peak periods. Good for the planet and your wallet!
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Price Plans
Our Time-of-Use plans let you take advantage of off peak energy rates, perfect if you have solar panels, electric vehicles and solar battery storage.
ecoSOLAR
Our dedicated solar plan so you can maximise the potential of your system.
- Great buy-back rate during peak hours – 21c per kWh
- Off peak buy-back rate 16c per kWh
- Discounted import energy rates
FAQs
The PEAK period runs from 7am - 11am and 5pm - 9pm.
The OFF PEAK period runs from 11am - 5pm and 9pm - 7am.
Any energy generated from your solar panels that you don't use is sold back to us. We apply a credit for every unit which works to offset your monthly invoices.
You will need an import export meter installed on site which we will arrange with your solar installer.
It does not have an impact on the network charge that applies for the electricity connection, but because you use energy from your solar panels you save unit network charges (that you would normally pay per unit of electricity from the grid).