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AGL SA VPP review

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Electricity retailers
AGL
Key points
For tenants in SA social or community housing
Costs
No more than 2GB of internet usage per month at your expense.
Customer benefits
Electricity at 25% lower than the regulated Default Market Offer (DMO). Blackout protection.
Approved batteries
Not stated but installed by AGL
Approved inverter
Not stated but installed by AGL
Limitations
Not stated
Discharge limits
Not stated
Termination terms
You lose the 25% discount. Battery will be still be controlled by the SA VPP.
Terms and conditions
None found
Privacy policy
None found

Subsection 1

Battery and inverter required
Battery and inverter installer
AGL
Battery and inverter supplied
Battery and inverter source
AGL
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
ACT
Tasmania
Northern Territory
New South Wales VPP incentive
N/A
South Australia REPS
Not stated
Western Australia DEBS
N/A
App
Life support
Not stated

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Peter Zaluzny

Peter Zaluzny is a Content producer in the Digital home team. He covers everything from home entertainment and personal safety devices to tech for your car and mattresses. Peter enjoys cutting through the nonsense to help people understand the products they’re considering to buy. He helps consumers make educated, informed decisions. Peter has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wollongong.

Peter Zaluzny is a Content producer in the Digital home team. He covers everything from home entertainment and personal safety devices to tech for your car and mattresses. Peter enjoys cutting through the nonsense to help people understand the products they’re considering to buy. He helps consumers make educated, informed decisions. Peter has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wollongong.