People could be charged to export power under proposal

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2021-03-24

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People who export their solar power back into the electricity grid could soon be charged over the privilege, under recommendations by the Australian Energy Market Commission. It wants to stop 'traffic jams' on the network by encouraging people with solar panels to invest in batteries and other technology.

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