Best Solar Feed-in Tariffs ACT (Australian Capital Territory) 2026
Compare the highest feed-in tariff rates available in Australian Capital Territory. The best solar export rate in ACT is currently 12c/kWh from Origin Energy. Based on 379 electricity plans.
The ACT has a single distribution network (Evoenergy) and strong government support for renewable energy, including generous legacy FIT schemes.
Data updated 1 October 2026
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Highest solar feed-in tariffs in ACT
A high feed-in tariff doesn't always mean a cheaper plan. Some retailers offer high export rates but charge more for the electricity you buy. Always compare the total plan cost, including supply and usage charges, not just the FiT rate.
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- 15 to 12c
- 2Energy Locals3 to 10c
Usage 29c, self-use saves 19c
- 3EnergyAustralia3 to 8c
Usage 32c, self-use saves 24c
- 4ActewAGL3 to 6c
Usage 29c, self-use saves 23c
- 5CovaU6c
Usage 35c, self-use saves 29c
Rates sourced from the AER Consumer Data Right API. Actual rates may vary based on your meter type and network area.
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How feed-in tariffs work in Australian Capital Territory
The ACT has a single electricity distribution network (Evoenergy) covering all of Canberra and surrounding areas. The Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission (ICRC) oversees energy pricing. The ACT Government has been strongly pro-renewable and historically offered generous feed-in tariff schemes. Current standard FIT rates are set by retailers in a competitive market.
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- ACT Government / ICRC
- The ACT has a single distribution network (Evoenergy) and strong government support for renewable energy, including generous legacy FIT schemes.
- Single distribution network: Evoenergy (all of ACT)
- ICRC oversees energy pricing and regulation
- ACT targets 100% renewable electricity, with strong government support for solar
- Compact geography means consistent rates across all of Canberra and region
Tips for maximising your solar export income in ACT
Compare available retailers
Several retailers serve the ACT through Evoenergy. FIT rates vary, so compare before committing.
A battery for peak savings
ACT electricity prices peak in winter evenings. A battery storing summer solar for winter evening use maximises savings.
Learn moreUse the ACT incentives
The ACT Government offers strong renewable energy incentives. Check current schemes alongside the federal battery rebate.
Learn moreJoin a VPP for extra battery income
VPP programs like Origin Loop and AGL operate in the ACT. With a battery, you can earn 12 to 25c/kWh during grid events on top of your self-consumption savings.
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With FiT rates this low, is exporting still worth it?
Even the best ACT feed-in tariff of 12c/kWh is well below the average Australian Capital Territory electricity rate of 29c/kWh. Self-consuming your solar saves you 17c/kWh more than exporting it.
Federal battery rebate: about $3,610 on a 14 kWh battery. One Why Solar Approved installer, one free written quote, and fifteen minutes with a solar expert before you sign.
ACT network areas
Evoenergy
Australian Capital Territory
3 to 12c/kWh, 379 plans
Australian Capital Territory feed-in tariff FAQ
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