Feed-in Tariff legacy, SEG rates, Octopus Flux, Agile, and more.
10 articles in this section.
You can upgrade a feed-in tariff solar system without losing your tariff — what changes is what you get paid for. Your originally accredited capacity keeps its rate, added capacity is not paid under FiT, and export can move to the Smart Export Guarantee.
Essential documentation, supplier selection, and common delays when applying for Smart Export Guarantee payments for your solar panels.
Systems fitted in the Feed-in Tariff years are now 10 to 16 years old. What goes wrong, what to check, and what to protect.
You can keep FIT generation payments and move export to the Smart Export Guarantee. Here is how the two schemes fit together.
Your Feed-in Tariff payments come from one meter. How to read it, what happens when it fails, and what to do if it is replaced.
An inverter swap does not end your Feed-in Tariff, but the size of the new unit and the paperwork both matter. Here is what to check.
A battery can sit alongside a Feed-in Tariff system. What matters is that your generation meter still reads only your solar.
Extra panels on a Feed-in Tariff system earn nothing under FIT. Here is what you keep, what you lose, and what to tell your licensee.
What happens to your Feed-in Tariff payments when old panels come off and new ones go on, and who you have to tell.
If you're buying a home with existing solar panels, there may be a valuable Feed-in Tariff (FiT) agreement attached to the system. Here's how to transfer it into your name, what documents you need, and what can go wrong.
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