PV Feed In Tariff

Because the contract offers you a fixed discount off their base tariff, not a fixed tariff. So changing the tariff is allowable within the terms of the contract.

Tbh, it doesn't surprise me that customers aren't high up the priority list, as it's been apparent the energy regulator hasn't been fit for purpose for a long time now.

I think people have been happy to accept price increases during a contract when unit prices were low. As it creeps up towards €1 per kWh (slowly but surely) that will change I'd imagine.

I see no mention of micro generation on mine either (the 200 euro credit is there - not sure when my next bill is) and I know NC6 was lodged as got email from EI about it microgen before I moved to Energia

Has anyone the list of FIT rates to hand?

Just to add to above rates pinergy fit is 21c

They are all 🐕️ 💩 rates if you think about it, great about 1 year ago but when the day rates are way over twice the FIT...

Like WTF is wrong with our clean kwh generated compared to the (mainly) dirty one they buy and force down our throats.

You have to compare it to what the energy supply companies are paying to the network operator as opposed to what the end user is paying to the supply company. The wholesale rates are a heck of a lot lower than what the supply companies charge per kwh. Why would they buy solar output from you at a decent rate when buying from the DNO is cheaper

Oh I don't doubt that but the CRU/relevant muppets should have enforced 1:1 aka net metering if they were serious abut FIT. Which they clearly aren't just a PR BS that installers now use to "sell" PV systems on those who don't know any better.

Having your cake and eating it 😁

Does that mean all D/N meters will have been replaced with smart meters by the end of 2024, unless you have refused? And if you have refused, then will they just stop paying deemed export in 2025? Any link?

It's in the CRU paper on the CEG payments. They actually state it will be reviewed annually. I suspect that, once they have made MCC02 customers eligible for smart meters, the deemed export will be phased out.

CRU21131-Interim-Clean-Export-Guarantee-Decision-Paper.pdf

Customers with day/night MCC02 meters (and meter types other than 24hr MCC01 meters) Customers on Day/Night tariffs (i.e. those with MCC02 meters) will only remain eligible for deemed export quantity arrangements up until the point at which they become eligible for installation of a smart meter as part of the ESBN led deployment approach under the NSMP. As with MCC02 customers, renewables self-consumers with all other meter types will only remain eligible for deemed export quantity arrangements up until the point at which they become eligible for installation of a smart meter as part of the ESBN led deployment approach under the NSMP. For clarity, this smaller subset of customers will remain eligible for deemed during the four-month window while waiting for smart meter installation. However, they will no longer be eligible for calculation of deemed exp

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5.5.3 The CRU’s Decision The CRU will carry out a review after twelve months of operation of the CEG25 and may do so from time-to-time thereafter, as deemed necessary by the CRU

Not a hope all smart meters will be in by end of 2024. Our area was supposed to have them in 6 months ago. Nobody has so far. I'm refusing anyway but that's beside the point.