The Solar Sharer scheme will initially be introduced to consumers in default market offer regions like NSW, south-east Queensland and South Australia from July next year, with consultation to extend the scheme to other jurisdictions by 2027.
For Victorians, I believe there are some providers who offer a similar feature already - I don’t want to endorse any particular as this is not an ad; make sure you use our VIC Gov’t Energy Comparison every year to ensure you’re on the lowest-cost contract for your circumstances.
vividspecter@aussie.zone 5 months ago
Requires a smart meter, although they are getting rolled out to most people. My cheapskate landlord won’t address the asbestos ridden meter box so I’m stuck with a traditional meter for the moment though.
FreedomAdvocate@lemmy.net.au 5 months ago
Also requires you to sign up to their plans that offer it, which will come with many caveats and higher prices/fees.
Power companies aren’t in the business of losing money.
Eyekaytee@aussie.zone 5 months ago
Correct, currently they charge you 38c a kw while they pay -10c for the power ;)