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ShineHub Virtual Power Plant review

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Key points
$2000 up front incentive for puchasing their system, plus bill discounts and up to $300 extra per year in passive income from the battery.
Costs
Shinehub can charge or discharge your battery at any time, you will have to pay for the charging of the battery from the grid.
Customer benefits
$1 per kWh for discharges into the grid. Discount on Shinehub battery/solar system if you sign up for the VPP: $2000 if you pay upfront, $20 per month against your power bill if you take the 10 year payment plan.
Approved batteries
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Approved inverter
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Limitations
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Discharge limits
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Termination terms
30 days notice.
Terms and conditions
shinehub.com.au/terms/virtual-power-plant-terms-and-conditions
Privacy policy
shinehub.com.au/terms/privacy-policy/

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Battery and inverter required
Battery and inverter installer
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Battery and inverter supplied
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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.