Best Solar Feed-in Tariffs QLD 2026
Compare the highest feed-in tariff rates available in Queensland. The best solar export rate in QLD is currently 49c/kWh from Powershop. Based on 150 electricity plans.
Data updated: 16 January 2026
Highest Solar Feed-in Tariffs in QLD
Compare feed-in tariff rates from all retailers in Queensland. Click on a retailer to see all their available plans.
| Rank | Retailer | Feed-in Rate | Plans | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PowershopBest Rate | 1-49c/kWh | 4 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
| 2 | EnergyAustralia | 4-44c/kWh | 84 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
| 3 | Dodo Power & Gas | 1-44c/kWh | 8 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
| 4 | Energy Locals | 2-15c/kWh | 20 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
| 5 | AGL | 3-8c/kWh | 22 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
| 6 | GloBird Energy | 3c/kWh | 8 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
| 7 | Momentum Energy | 3c/kWh | 4 plans available | View Plansarrow_forward |
* Rates sourced from the AER Consumer Data Right API. Actual rates may vary based on your meter type and network area.
With FiT Rates This Low, Is Exporting Still Worth It?
Even the best QLD feed-in tariff of 49c/kWh is a fraction of what you pay for electricity (around 30c/kWh). Self-consuming your solar saves you -19c/kWh more than exporting it.
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QLD Network Areas
Feed-in tariff availability varies by electricity network.
Energex
South-east Queensland
Stop Exporting for 49c. Start Saving 30c.
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