Household bills

• Built for low-to-medium use homes that want stable bills.
• Best if you can keep peaks low and stay under the allowance.
• Import is managed around a 2 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 250 kWh.
• Smart-enabled: supports automation and richer breakdowns.
• Priority 2: relative preference when the system is tight.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• Built for low-to-medium use homes that want stable bills.
• Best if you can keep peaks low and stay under the allowance.
• Import is managed around a 2 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 250 kWh.
• Standard: simpler metering and fewer automation features.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• For high power users who can shift usage to flexible times.
• Later we’ll show how flexibility changes your bill.
• Import is managed around a 10 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 700 kWh.
• Smart-enabled: supports automation and richer breakdowns.
• Priority 2: relative preference when the system is tight.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• For high power users who can shift usage to flexible times.
• Later we’ll show how flexibility changes your bill.
• Import is managed around a 10 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 700 kWh.
• Standard: simpler metering and fewer automation features.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• For high power users with limited flexibility.
• Biases toward access/service in tight conditions (we’ll quantify later).
• Import is managed around a 10 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 800 kWh.
• Smart-enabled: supports automation and richer breakdowns.
• Priority 1: relative preference when the system is tight.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• For high power users with limited flexibility.
• Biases toward access/service in tight conditions (we’ll quantify later).
• Import is managed around a 10 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 800 kWh.
• Standard: simpler metering and fewer automation features.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• A balanced plan for medium energy users with predictable patterns.
• Not the tightest cap, not the most flexible contract.
• Import is managed around a 2 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 500 kWh.
• Smart-enabled: supports automation and richer breakdowns.
• Priority 2: relative preference when the system is tight.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.

• A balanced plan for medium energy users with predictable patterns.
• Not the tightest cap, not the most flexible contract.
• Import is managed around a 2 kW cap.
• Allowance reference point: 500 kWh.
• Standard: simpler metering and fewer automation features.

We’ll later highlight exactly what differs across these variants.