PV Feed In Tariff

I had my panels installed by Solar8 which is owned by SSE. I have the 29.5c rate because of that which was confirmed by SSE this morning. So based on what my smart meter says and the 29.5c rate I get from SSE, they are only giving me 1/6th of what I'm actually due.

Hi,

All my bills are paid up to date and I have no outstanding charges with them. So I can't understand where they're getting the €54 from which, according to SSE Airtricity, represents 7 months of my panels exporting power to the grid? As I live alone and am at work most of the day, my power consumption is low compared to most and during the summer, the panels supplied all my power requirements and so I was only being billed for the standing charge. The smart meter states I've exported 1016kw to the grid since April, I haven't received any credit from SSE to date and all my bills are paid up to date. So how on earth are they telling me I'm just due a paltry €54? Am I missing something here?

I checked the smart meter this morning and it stated I've exported 1016 kws. My NC6 was processed in early May, just a week after the panels were installed and so I should have been getting credit since then. I've checked the export data on ESB networks and it states that I've exported just 792kw? Why would this be different to what the smart meter states?? However both figures would still give me a credit between €230 and €299. So I'm at a loss to understand how SSE are offering me such a small amount when my smart meter and the rate they gave me suggests I should get just shy of €300?

Anyone know the process once you've switched away from a supplier regarding a pending CEG payment? Installed last Jan and got the first one around May. I switched from SSE in October. Their website states it would be on the final bill, which it was not. Ringing them, they mentioned i'd get something (cheque possibly?) November. But from reading here it seems most people get their November payment around January with SSE. Should I be waiting till then to see if anything materialises?

Did you ever receive confirmation from the ESB that the NC6 form had been received? If so then what is your billing cycle as @graememk queried. If it aligns with November then get on to SSE.

Not me, and it's 5th Dec now. Due a letter and a cheque as I switched from them in the summer.

Did anyone else?

Thanks.

My understanding is that Airtricity currently calculate it twice a year - end of May and end of November.

I'm not with them any more so I'm expecting a letter and cheque soon after that. I have no bill any more.

The letter I got earlier in the year was dated 31 May. I can't remember when I actually received it.

Hi

Sorry if wrong place to ask. I had solar panels since 2nd May. I got my SSE later and turns out only picking up exports from 29th May. This actually aligns to what is on ESB Networks.

I just wanted to check is this standard that you lose a few weeks. The 29th of May aligns to when ESB confirmed receipt of NC6 form but means they got full month free export?

Hoping to move to Energia in January as seem to have best export rates.

Thanks

Received notification of my 5th CEG (FIT) payment from SSE - format was a monthly breakdown - covering May-Oct 24 (inclusive).

SSE reported 1479kWh exported vs Solis app reporting 1461kWh exported.

yeah seen that.. its a significant cut.. are the others following suit?

I'll lose approx €140 with Energia's FIT reduction but the new contract I signed will only save me around €29 on the night rate and whatever change saved from the day rates. Hopefully they'll reduce rates in the New Year and hopefully the government credit stops. Hard for us to cry out about energy costs when the Government are feeding private suppliers a significant portion of everyone's bill...