Solar Generated
0
↑ +12% vs last week
Total Consumed
0
— Similar to last week
Cost Savings
$0
↑ Solar offset this week
Carbon Offset
0
↑ kg CO₂ avoided
Solar Generation vs Consumption
Solar
Usage
Grid
28.4 kWh
Avg daily solar
18.2 kWh
Avg daily usage
10.2 kWh
Avg daily export
Solar Self-Consumption
0%
self-used
Self-consumed
64%
Exported to grid
36%
Carbon Offset
0
kg CO₂ avoided this week
Your home
3.2t
Suburb avg
6.8t
Aus avg
9.4t
Weekly energy usage by appliance — estimated from AI system identification
Daikin FTXM35 Air Conditioner
42.8 kWh/wk
$12.84
Rheem 250L Hot Water System
28.5 kWh/wk
$8.55
Pool Pump — Hayward 1.5HP
21.0 kWh/wk
$6.30
Oven & Cooktop
14.2 kWh/wk
$4.26
Washing Machine & Dryer
9.8 kWh/wk
$2.94
Entertainment & Lighting
8.4 kWh/wk
$2.52
Computers & Devices
5.2 kWh/wk
$1.56
Total weekly usage
129.9 kWh — $38.97
System
SunPower 6.6kW
Installed June 2024 · 18 panels
This Year
4,284 kWh
Generated · $1,285 saved
Feed-in Earned
$312
@ 7.135c/kWh · 2026
Today’s Generation Profile
Current Tariff — Synergy Home Plan
Time-of-use pricing. Run high-consumption appliances during solar peak hours to maximise savings.
Peak — 3pm to 9pm
Avoid running AC, dishwasher, dryer
57.2c/kWh
Shoulder — 7am to 3pm
☀ Solar peak — run appliances now
30.1c/kWh
Off-peak — 9pm to 7am
Run dishwasher, washing machine overnight
15.4c/kWh
Feed-in tariff
Export rate for excess solar
7.135c/kWh
AI Tip
Run your hot water system timer between 10am–2pm to use free solar energy. This alone saves ~$8/week.
Potential saving: $416/yr
| Period | Usage | Solar Gen | Bill | Saved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 2026 | 412 kWh | 680 kWh | $48.20 | $156.40 |
| Jun 2026 | 398 kWh | 620 kWh | $52.80 | $142.20 |
| May 2026 | 445 kWh | 710 kWh | $44.60 | $168.80 |
| Apr 2026 | 380 kWh | 840 kWh | $28.40 | $192.60 |
| Mar 2026 | 362 kWh | 920 kWh | $18.20 | $214.80 |
| Feb 2026 | 340 kWh | 980 kWh | $12.60 | $228.40 |
Total saved in 2026 (Jan–Jul)
$1,103.20
AI Energy Recommendations
Personalised to your home, your systems, and your usage patterns.
Shift hot water heating to solar peak hours
Your Rheem 250L is currently set to heat overnight. Shifting the timer to 10am–2pm uses free solar energy instead of grid power at 30.1c/kWh.
Estimated saving: $416/year
Run pool pump during solar hours only
Your Hayward pool pump runs 8 hours/day including peak tariff hours. Restricting to 9am–3pm uses solar generation and avoids peak rates.
Estimated saving: $280/year
Pre-cool your home before 3pm peak
Set your Daikin to cool the home to 22°C by 2:45pm using solar power. The thermal mass keeps it comfortable through peak hours without running the AC.
Estimated saving: $190/year
Run dishwasher and washing machine after 9pm
Shifting these appliances to off-peak hours (9pm–7am) reduces their cost from 30.1c to 15.4c/kWh — a 49% reduction in running cost.
Estimated saving: $95/year
Consider a home battery system
You’re currently exporting 36% of your solar at 7.135c/kWh. A 10kWh battery would store this for evening use at 57.2c/kWh value — a 7x improvement.
Estimated saving: $820/year · Payback ~6 years