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This all depends on your provider, plan and tariff. If you’re on a Electricity Flat Rate tariff or a Single Rate tariff this means you’ll always pay the same rates for energy, no matter the time of usage. However, if you’re on a Time of Use tariff your energy is charged depending on your time of usage, time of year or if it’s in a peak time period or not.

Finally there is a Controlled Load tariff which is a specific tariff and meter for a certain seasonal appliance - such as a pool pump for example. For more information you should contact CheapBills or your provider.

Awesome that you’ve chosen a renewable option for your energy needs! When you have solar it’s possible to actually earn power when you generate more power than you use, this will be fed back to the grid and become credit for you - this is called a ‘feed in’ tariff.

What tariff you’ll be on depends on your state and your provider, for example Victoria has a mandated minimum solar feed-in tariff. For more information it is best to ask CheapBills staff or your retailer.

Yes, your charges depend on your tariff, appliances, usage and so it is best to contact your energy supplier for further questions.