If you have solar panels and you’re exporting energy back to the grid, it’s worth checking whether you’re still getting a competitive rate from your retailer — because the market has changed significantly.
We’ve just updated our Australian Solar Feed-In Tariff Rates page with the latest figures for every state and territory, covering all major retailers for 2026.
What's Changed?
Feed-in tariff rates have continued to shift across Australia, with several retailers adjusting their rates following changes introduced from 1 July 2025. Some states have seen minimum rates drop to as low as 0c per kWh, while others still offer competitive rates of up to 15c per kWh depending on your retailer and plan.
Is a 0c Feed-In Tariff a Problem?
Not necessarily. A growing number of retailers now offer plans with a 0c feed-in tariff, but offset this with lower usage rates. The key is to compare the full plan — not just the FiT rate — to work out which deal is actually saving you the most money.
What Should You Do?
Check your latest electricity bill to confirm the feed-in tariff rate you’re currently receiving. Then head to our updated table to see what other retailers in your state are offering on the feed-in tariff side. But don’t stop there — use our energy comparison tool to compare complete electricity and gas plans, including usage rates, daily supply charges and FiT rates all in one place. If you haven’t reviewed your plan in the past 12 months, there’s a good chance you could be getting a better deal.
