I am small business customer of EON and have a new site coming up - and looking to install smart meter and sort electricity supply, but have solar panels and battery. I have read up about your SEG tariff that pays 16.5 pence for kwh. The information doesn't make clear what the import tariff rates are, also because it's a fixed 12 month tariff, does the export rate get baked in at the end of the tariff or through out? I wasn't clear how it works.
SEG - What is it? and are you Eligible?
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@Lee_EONNext
I am small business customer of EON and have a new site coming up - and looking to install smart meter and sort electricity supply, but have solar panels and battery. I have read up about your SEG tariff that pays 16.5 pence for kwh. The information doesn't make clear what the import tariff rates are, also because it's a fixed 12 month tariff, does the export rate get baked in at the end of the tariff or through out? I wasn't clear how it works. -
Hey @michelle1
Great to hear from you, the import tariff would not be affected by the SEG tariff. I would recommend obtaining a quote for the import supply from our website www.eonnext.com
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@Lee_EONNext I’m really confused. My mate has your 15p export tariff and had solar installed by someone else (he says). Yet when I look at your eligibility, and I’ve had a powerwall installed (by someone else) and don’t have any solar it seems I’m not eligible……?
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@Carrisi
It's really difficult for me to comment on individuals eligibility etc without having all of the paperwork etc - The best thing for you to do is speak to the SEG Team directly on 0808 501 5218 or you can email in hi@eonnext.com - then pop FAO SEG in the subject and the team will pick this up for you,
Looking on the website I can't see a 15p tariff? https://www.eonnext.com/electricity-...port-guarantee
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@Carrisi
I'm not official at EoN. Anything from your powerwall must have gone into it from the usual national grid energy mix, with lots of fossil gas fired and imported electricity even at the best of times. So anything which you pull out of your battery is normal national grid energy; no help at all at improving the renewable fraction in the mix so not worth paying a generous SEG price for. If your mate exports some of his solar through SEG, the accountants at EoN can tick a box "is renewable Y/N?" and improve the average renewableness score of their company procurement of electricity for his street, and probably sell some rego certificates to their Lignite furnace in Germany too, which has been digging a deeper hole for itself every year.