Virtual Power Plants

To get the best solar feed-in rates for your excess power, you need to know where to look…

Once you have gone solar you can start to save with smarter power pricing options. Your dedicated bidmysolar™ consultant will walk you through a range of alternatives to your energy provider. You may be eligible to participate with a “VPP” Virtual Power Plant and be part of a greener community, aggregate your power if you have battery and sell your excess power at a premium.

Certain providers offer up to 25 cents per kW, which is more than twice the going rate with other providers. With Peak Usage Rates as low as 23 cents per kW and a Supply Charge of just over 85 cents per kW, it equates to big savings.

So, what is a Virtual Power Plant or VPP?

A virtual power plant turns on its head the traditional idea of relying on big, centralized power plants for predictable power. But what is it exactly? And who uses virtual power plants and why? A virtual power plant works remotely to combine several independent energy resources from disparate locations into a network that provides reliable power 24 hours a day.

Relatively new on the energy scene, the plants employ software-based technology that relies on the smart grid. They utilize planning, scheduling, and bidding of distributed energy resources (DER) to create the network that provides this reliable power.

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Take the First Step in Your Solar Journey

No strings attached; no data sold. You can leverage our expertise free of cost, from beginning to end. Click on the button here to get started. Alternatively, you can call us on 1300 004 600 to speak with us in advance without the need for sharing property location or personal details.