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Updated January 2026

Best Solar Feed-in Tariffs VIC 2026

Compare the highest feed-in tariff rates available in Victoria. The best solar export rate in VIC is currently 1c/kWh from Lumo Energy. Based on 99 electricity plans.

Data updated: 16 January 2026

1c
Highest FiT Rate
1c
Median Rate
0.04c
Lowest Rate
3.1c
Minimum Rate

Highest Solar Feed-in Tariffs in VIC

Compare feed-in tariff rates from all retailers in Victoria. Click on a retailer to see all their available plans.

RankRetailerFeed-in RatePlans
1Energy LocalsBest Rate12c/kWh24 plans availableView Plansarrow_forward
2GloBird Energy3c/kWh2 plans availableView Plansarrow_forward
3Lumo Energy1c/kWh16 plans availableView Plansarrow_forward
4Powershop1c/kWh16 plans availableView Plansarrow_forward
5Dodo Power & Gas0c/kWh11 plans availableView Plansarrow_forward
6Tango Energy0c/kWh30 plans availableView Plansarrow_forward

* Rates sourced from the AER Consumer Data Right API. Actual rates may vary based on your meter type and network area.

Why FiT rates are declining

With FiT Rates This Low, Is Exporting Still Worth It?

Even the best VIC feed-in tariff of 1c/kWh is a fraction of what you pay for electricity (around 30c/kWh). Self-consuming your solar saves you 29c/kWh more than exporting it.

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Export vs Self-Consumption

Export to grid
You earn
1c/kWh
Use with battery
You save
30c/kWh
Extra value per kWh
+29c

VIC Network Areas

Feed-in tariff availability varies by electricity network.

United Energy

South-eastern Melbourne

0-12c/kWh33 plans

Powercor

Western Victoria

0-12c/kWh38 plans

Jemena

Northern Melbourne suburbs

0-12c/kWh28 plans

Stop Exporting for 1c. Start Saving 30c.

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