Best Solar Feed-In Tariff ACT 2024

Looking for the best feed-in tariff in ACT? We've got you covered. This article encompasses everything you need to know about FiT rates in ACT. First, you'll find our list of the top FiT rates sorted from highest to lowest in the table below. Here, we list the minimum and maximum FiT you may be eligible for by signing up to the retailer. Next, we cover the top 3 solar plans currently available. In this section, you'll find a comprehensive overview of each plan followed by the top 3 features each plan offers – such as incentives, discounts, applicable fees, and more. Lastly, we cover the FiTs of the Big 3 (Origin Energy, Energy Australia, & AGL) so you can see how they compare to the rest of the market. Have additional questions that you couldn't find in this article? Give our solar experts a call at 1300 232 848 and see what free solutions we can provide you with.

ACT has a large number of solar plans – with each offering a competitive feed-in tariff. Choosing the right plan however, goes beyond just the FiT, which is why we cover important features of each solar plan, including incentives, variable and fixed rates, and more. Please note that plans are subject to change. Any questions regarding plan specifics should be directed toward the retailer. Want to see if we can get you a better deal on your electricity? Call us on 1300 232 848 now.

*Australian Capital Territory electricity rates are based on usage of 6100kWh/year for a residential customer on a single rate tariff in the Evoenergy network, the DMO reference price is: $2,152 / year. Click here for more information.

*Australian Capital Territory electricity rates are based on usage of 6100kWh/year for a residential customer on a single rate tariff in the Evoenergy network, the DMO reference price is: $2,152 / year. Click here for more information.

*Australian Capital Territory electricity rates are based on usage of 6100kWh/year for a residential customer on a single rate tariff in the Evoenergy network, the DMO reference price is: $2,152 / year. Click here for more information.

The sun emits solar rays. The photovoltaic (PV) cells within your solar panels absorb these rays and produce Direct Current (DC) electricity.

Direct current (DC) electricity is a pure form, which needs to be converted into Alternating Current (AC) to be consumed by your appliances. Your solar inverter takes the DC electricity and converts it into Alternating Current (AC) electricity.

The switchboard then takes the electricity from the inverter and distributes it to appliances within your household.

Additionally, your switchboard directs the excess energy produced by your solar power system back to the energy grid. Your smart (bi-directional) meter plays its part by measuring the electricity exported to and from the electricity grid.

Feed-in rates are important. But so are electricity rates.

You may encounter an energy provider with a plan that offers a fantastic solar FiT. After several months, you may realise that you’re paying more for your electricity. But why?

Energy providers may offer a compelling solar FiT rate, only to mask a high electricity rate. It’s in your best interest to check both rates before picking a plan.

It depends on your electricity consumption!

A household that exports the majority of energy produced by their solar power system may be better off with a high feed-in tariff rate. But a sharper energy rate and an adequate solar FiT rate may be more beneficial for a household that purchases more energy than what their solar PV system produces.

Still not sure how much energy you consume? Use our 100% Free comparison service! Talk to us on 1300 232 848, and we'll help you find the rate that suits you! Don’t wait! Call us now!

If you were to choose a solar energy plan; Would you pick the one with a high or low feed-in tariff? 

The higher one, right?

But does that guarantee you more savings? Not necessarily.

Energy retailers may offer a solar plan with a high feed-in tariff which is sure to catch your eye. But beware, as some of these plans might also have high electricity usage rates.

How do you know what solar feed-in tariff maximises your Return On Investment (ROI) and suits your electrical needs?

It depends on how you use your energy.

A solar plan with a higher feed-in tariff may be more beneficial to a household that exports a lot of excess energy. But for a household that relies heavily on energy from the grid, a sharper electricity rate and a moderate solar feed-in tariff may be the answer. 

It may sound complicated but don’t worry, we can help. At Electricity Monster, our energy experts can help you find a competitive feed-in tariff and an energy plan that not only suits your personal and financial needs but at the best rate, we have in our system – at no cost to you. It’s that simple. Phone us today at 1300 232 848 today and let us help you get a fair deal at a fair price.

By now, you should have a relatively decent understanding of solar energy and the feed-in tariff rates that SA electricity retailers offer. 

Let’s not forget that a high solar feed-in tariff (FiT) is all well and good, but it may not necessarily give you the savings you were promised.

It’s all up to you! Choosing a solar feed-in tariff plan depends on how you use your electricity!

If you’re exporting enormous amounts of excess electricity to the grid, then the best option may be a plan with a higher feed-in rate. But for a household that buys more energy from the grid than it produces, a sharper energy rate and decent FiT rate may prove to be more beneficial.

Well, there you have it. We’ve broken down everything you need to know about solar feed-in tariffs in SA. Why not add FAST, FREE, and FAIR advice to that? At Electricity Monster, we’ll consider all factors and help you find a solar plan that suits your personal or professional needs. With over 135,000 Australians helped, we’re not only a brand you can trust, but we also have the experience to help you not only get a fair solar plan but also a competitive electricity & gas plan as well. Phone us at 1300 232 848 today.