The City of Tshwane will soon start offering substantially cheaper bidirectional electricity meters for feeding excess power back to the grid.
The city’s ball-park figures are already a substantial improvement over the current R10,232 for a single-phase meter and R12,552 for a three-phase meter. A small household with a consumption of 450kWh will only be able to feed back a maximum of 150kWh to the grid in a month.With the new meter prices, the costs could be made up with 3,086kWh of excess power.
The one advantage Cape Town offers over Tshwane and most other municipalities with feed-in support is the ability to earn cash for extra power. For example, if you consume around 100kWh from the grid during a month on the prepaid tariff, your electricity bill will typically be about R282 per month at R2.82 per kWh.
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