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Good Energy export tariffs
Short answer
Good Energy describes Solar Savings as a metered export tariff with a variable rate reviewed periodically. Its current eligibility information includes smart-meter, electricity-supply and installation conditions. Check the live tariff label and terms because older pages describing it as an untied fixed-rate offer may now be wrong.
- Tariff type
- Metered export
- Rate
- Variable — check live
- Check
- Import-supply eligibility
- Meter
- Compatible smart meter required
Check the tariff label, not an old headline
Good Energy’s offers and eligibility have changed over time. Check the current unit rate, review mechanism, eligible import tariffs, payment method, smart-meter requirement and whether special installation conditions apply.
Before applying
- confirm the exact Solar Savings product available to you;
- check whether your import supply must be with Good Energy;
- confirm that the smart meter communicates through the required system;
- establish how FIT export payments or another export contract affect eligibility; and
- save the current tariff label and terms.
Why this page does not freeze the rate
Good Energy says the rate is variable. Our SEG comparison shows a verification date, but the supplier’s live tariff label remains the final source.
Common questions
Is Good Energy Solar Savings an untied tariff?
Is Solar Savings a fixed export rate?
Sources
Checked 2026-09-09. Rates, rules and eligibility can change. Confirm current terms before signing a contract or applying for funding.
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