Most Victorian Homes Are Selling Power Back at 3 Cents and Buying It Back at 35
That gap is the financial case for battery storage. Instead of exporting excess generation at today’s low feed-in tariff rates, a battery stores that power and delivers it back to your home when you actually need it — in the evening, overnight, or during peak pricing periods when grid electricity costs the most.
For a typical Victorian household, shifting from exporting excess power to self-consuming it through a battery can reduce grid electricity purchases by 60 to 80 percent during evening hours. The payback period on a correctly sized system sits between four and seven years — after which the savings continue for the life of the battery with no further investment required.
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