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Smart export tariffs: what is on offer?

by New Power • May 12, 2020 • Comments Off

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Ofgem now lists 16 supply companies who offer mandatory tariffs for exporting power from distributed renewable generation. Companies with over 100,000 customers are required to offer the tariff – intended to replace feed-in tariffs.

Which offer the best tariffs? Here we present a summary:

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