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Are export tariffs a good idea for solar PV?

For homes with solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, export tariffs like the SEG are a great way to bolster your energy bill savings. In this article, we'll explore how the SEG works, the benefits for solar PV system owners, and how it's shaping greener living in the UK.

Do solar panels qualify for a SEG tariff?

But don’t worry most domestic solar panel systems are between 4kW to 6kW. As the SEG is an export tariff you will only get paid for what solar energy you sell to the Grid. This means excess energy stored in your solar batteries does not qualify, unless you export the stored energy.

How much will I receive if I export electricity?

You'll receive 25p per kWh of electricity you export on a 12-month fixed-term export tariff. Available to : Customers whose electricity is supplied by E.ON Next and have had solar panels installed by E.ON Solar and Storage team from 1 January 2024.

What is the average solar export tariff?

Our analysis of the Ofgem SEG reports from 2020 to 2023 shows that the average solar export tariff has increased since the SEG launched. It started at an average of 3.15p/kWh in 2020, jumping to 4.52p in 2021, and then up to 6.78p in 2022.

How do I export electricity to SEG?

Your property must have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of D or above. Once these conditions are met, you can apply for a special export tariff with an SEG licensee, who will then pay you for any excess electricity you generate and export back to the grid.

Who receives a tariff on Eon next solar & storage?

Customers whose electricity is supplied by E.ON Next. OR: Customers who bought their solar installation from the E.ON Solar and Storage team but do not have their electricity supplied by E.ON Next. You'll receive 25p per kWh of electricity you export on a 12-month fixed-term export tariff.