Xinyi

10 Jul 2019

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Upon choosing an electricity retailer, what’s the electricity buy-back scheme like if I currently have solar panels?

SP offsets the bill with whatever power is generated via the solar panels (incl. from water/waste collection) quite upfront. What happens when I switch to another retailer? Will the buy-back scheme remain the same?

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Nicholas Tan Yi Da

10 Jul 2019

Engineering Systems and Design at SUTD

If you currently have solar panels, unfortunately you wont be able to switch to another retailer as most retailers dont accept households of such types for now.

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