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Powershop Solar Feed-in Tariff in SA, October 2026

Powershop's best flat solar feed-in tariff in South Australia is 1c/kWh on Switch Saver (AER plan data, 15 October 2026).

Data updated 15 October 2026

Best flat rate
1c
Lowest rate
1c
Distinct plans
5
Network areas
1

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Powershop solar plans in South Australia

Each distinct Powershop offer with a solar feed-in tariff in SA, highest rate first. A flat rate is paid on every exported kWh; a peak rate only in the hours shown.

  • Power HouseBest flat rate

    Flat rate. SA Power Networks

    1c flat

  • Powershop Solar Sharer Standing OfferBest flat rate

    Flat rate. SA Power Networks

    1c flat

  • Solar SharerBest flat rate

    Flat rate. SA Power Networks

    1c flat

  • Standing OfferBest flat rate

    Flat rate. SA Power Networks

    1c flat

  • Switch SaverBest flat rate

    Flat rate. SA Power Networks

    1c flat

5 distinct offers, from 12 plan records Powershop publishes for each network and sales channel (AER plan data, 15 October 2026). Daily export caps and other conditions are in each plan's fact sheet on Energy Made Easy.

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About Powershop's solar plans in South Australia

Powershop publishes 12 plan records with a solar feed-in tariff in South Australia, which come down to 5 distinct offers. The best flat rate is 1c/kWh. These plans are available on the SA Power Networks network.

Powershop's best flat rate of 1c/kWh is equal to the South Australia median of 1c/kWh. The highest flat rate in SA is 12c/kWh from Origin Energy.

Understanding Powershop's feed-in tariff

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.

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.

Self-consumption value

With Powershop's FIT at 1c and usage rates around 41c, every kWh you use yourself instead of exporting saves you an extra 40c.

Is Powershop's 1c FiT worth it?

Powershop's best rate of 1c/kWh is below their average usage rate of 41c/kWh. Every kWh you self-consume instead of export saves you an extra 40c.

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Export vs self-consumption, per kWh
Export with Powershop: you earn1c
Use it with a battery: you save41c
Extra value per kWh+40c

Powershop network coverage in SA

Powershop solar plans are available in these network areas:
  • SA Power Networks

Powershop SA feed-in tariff FAQ

What is Powershop's best solar feed-in tariff in SA?
Powershop's best flat feed-in tariff in South Australia is 1c/kWh, on Switch Saver. Figures are from 12 published Powershop plan records (AER plan data, 15 October 2026).
How does Powershop's FIT compare to other SA retailers?
Powershop's best rate of 1c/kWh is equal to the South Australia median of 1c/kWh. The highest flat rate in SA is 12c/kWh from Origin Energy. The highest time-of-use peak rate in SA is 27c/kWh from Origin Energy, paid 5pm to 9pm.
Should I choose Powershop just for their feed-in tariff?
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 Powershop's 1c FIT?
With Powershop's FIT of 1c and their average usage rate of 41c, every kWh you self-consume instead of export saves you an extra 40c. A battery can help capture this gap, though payback depends on your system size and usage patterns.

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