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Energy Locals Feed-in Tariff QLD 2026

Compare Energy Locals solar feed-in tariff rates in Queensland. 36 plans available with rates from 5c to 15c/kWh.

Data updated: 25 February 2026

15c
Best Rate
5c
Minimum Rate
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Plans Available
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Network Areas

Energy Locals Solar Plans in Queensland

All Energy Locals electricity plans with solar feed-in tariffs available in QLD.

Plan NameFiT RateTypeNetwork
Home Basic
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Home Basic
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Home Basic
5cSingle RateEnergex
Home Basic
5cSingle RateEnergex
Home Basic
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Home Basic
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Home Basic
5cSingle RateEnergex
Home Basic
5cSingle RateEnergex
Online Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Online Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Online Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Local Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Local Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Local Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Online Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Business Member - Bonus Credit
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Local Member
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Business Member - Bonus Credit
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Business Classic
15c peakTime of UseEnergex
Business Classic
15c peakTime of UseEnergex

Showing 20 of 36 plans. Contact Energy Locals for full plan details.

About Energy Locals's Solar Plans in Queensland

Energy Locals offers 36 electricity plans with solar feed-in tariffs in Queensland, with export rates ranging from 5c to 15c per kWh. These plans are available on the Energex network.

Energy Locals's best rate of 5c/kWh is 2.0c above the Queensland median of 3c/kWh — an above-average offering. The top rate in QLD is currently 18c/kWh from Amber Electric.

Note that rates vary between plans — Energy Locals's lowest plan offers just 5c/kWh, while their best plan pays 15c/kWh. Make sure you're on the right plan if you're looking to maximise your export income.

Understanding Energy Locals's Feed-in Tariff

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FIT isn't everything

A high feed-in tariff looks good, but your usage rate and daily supply charge often have a bigger impact on your total bill. A plan with a lower FIT but cheaper usage rates can save you more overall.

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Single vs time-of-use

Single-rate FITs pay the same amount regardless of when you export. Time-of-use FITs pay more during peak periods but less during off-peak — which is when most solar exports happen.

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Self-consumption value

With Energy Locals's FIT at 5c and usage rates around 27c, every kWh you use yourself instead of exporting saves you an extra 22c.

Is Energy Locals's 5c FiT Worth It?

Energy Locals's best rate of 5c/kWh is below their average usage rate of 27c/kWh. Every kWh you self-consume instead of export saves you an extra 22c.

A battery lets you store your daytime solar for evening use, maximising the value of every kWh you generate.

Export vs Self-Consumption

Export with Energy Locals
You earn
5c/kWh
Use with battery
You save
27c/kWh
Extra value per kWh
+22c

Energy Locals Network Coverage in QLD

Energy Locals solar plans are available in these network areas:

Energex

Energy Locals QLD Feed-in Tariff FAQ

What is Energy Locals's best solar feed-in tariff in QLD?expand_more
Energy Locals's best feed-in tariff rate in Queensland is 5c/kWh. They offer 36 plans with rates ranging from 5c to 15c/kWh.
How does Energy Locals's FIT compare to other QLD retailers?expand_more
Energy Locals's best rate of 5c/kWh is 2.0c above the Queensland median of 3c/kWh. The best rate in QLD is 18c/kWh from Amber Electric.
Should I choose Energy Locals just for their feed-in tariff?expand_more
Not necessarily. A higher feed-in tariff doesn't always mean a better deal overall. Your usage rate (what you pay per kWh consumed) and daily supply charge often matter more than the export rate, especially if you use most of your solar during the day. Compare the total plan cost, not just the FIT.
Is a battery worth it with Energy Locals's 5c FIT?expand_more
With Energy Locals's FIT of 5c and their average usage rate of 27c, every kWh you self-consume instead of export saves you an extra 22c. A battery can help capture this gap, though payback depends on your system size and usage patterns.

Get More From Your Solar

With feed-in tariffs declining, a battery helps you keep more of your solar value. Check what rebates you qualify for.

Up to $5,350 in rebates • Battery rates change in 56 days