Missing out on solar export earnings?
Switch to Good Energy to start saving.
Earn £200 a year for your solar power with our solar export tariff
Are you exporting solar power to the grid, but not getting a good rate back from your supplier?
Switch to Good Energy to earn 15p per kWh for sharing electricity with the energy grid – that adds up to around £210 a year for the average home*.
Simply switch your home energy supply to Good Energy and get Solar Savings included. We’ll add your export payments to your energy account, helping off-set your energy bills.
How it works
Switch: switch your energy supply to Good Energy and check the box saying you export renewable electricity. When you’ve switched, we’ll contact you to get you registered for Solar Savings.
Share: as soon as your Solar Savings tariff is set up, you’ll start earning money whenever you export power to the energy grid.
Save: your Solar Savings payments will be added to your energy supply account, reducing your annual bill by around £200 on average*. And that’s on top of what you already save by generating your own renewable electricity.
Switch to one of Britain’s greenest energy suppliers
Make it simpler to manage your green energy
Have your energy account and export payments all in one place.
Top up what you generate with electricity from our independent renewable generators
We’ll be powering your home when your solar panels aren’t. We buy 100% renewable electricity from our community of 2,000 British generators.
Make an even bigger difference for our planet
As well as sharing your electricity with the energy grid, your energy bills will support renewable generators that are making Britain greener.
More reasons to trust us…
All Good Energy tariffs are accredited as Uswitch Green Tariff Gold Standard.
Awarded Which? Eco Provider for energy, coming top of their leaderboard.
Good Energy supports Friends of the Earth, who recognise us as an energy company that cares about our planet.
Good Energy is the first energy company to be approved as a “100% renewable electricity provider” by the Good Housekeeping Institute.
*Based on average UK electricity consumption of 2,700kWh and the UK average solar panel array of 3.25kW, generating 2847kWh in total and exporting 50% to the energy grid @ 15p/kWh. You may earn more or less depending on how much electricity you use and the size of your solar panel array.
*The top paying FIT export rate is 6.79p per kWh. The average UK household solar array (3.25kW) produces 2,847kWh and exports 50% of this. An export of 1,423.5kWh, at 6.79p per kWh equates to £96.65 FIT export payment per year. Solar Savings pays 15p per kWh creating a benefit to you of £116.88 by switching to Solar Savings. You may earn more or less than this depending on the volume of electricity you export. Solar Savings is a variable tariff.