BRING YOUR
OWN BATTERY

ZERO OUT THOSE BILLS WITH HIGHFLOW ENERGY BYOB


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FAQ

It’s an electricity plan where:
●​ Your electricity bill will be $0 for up to 5 years (monthly allowance applies)
●​ Covers usage up to your specific allowance, based on your household
●​ Includes supply and network charges
●​ No lock in contract, leave anytime

It’s not unlimited:
●​ $0 up to your specific allowance each month
●​ Above that: ~$0.25/kWh
●​ Note: the $0.25/kWh may change, but will always be below the market rate
●​  Think of it like a mobile phone plan

From:
●​ Optimising your battery in energy markets
●​ Using your system in the Virtual Power Plant (VPP)
●​ That value funds your usual $0 bill

●​ Solar ≥ 5 kW
●​ Battery ≥ 14 kWh
●​ Located in NSW, ACT or QLD

No:
●​ You can bring your existing system
●​ Or install a new one
Yes, this is required for VPP connectivity.
Yes, HighFlow becomes your electricity retailer.
It connects your battery to:
●​ The electricity market
●​ The grid
So it can earn value by:
●​ Charging when energy is cheap
●​ Discharging when energy is valuable
●​ Put another way, the VPP sells high, buys low
No:
●​ Your home energy needs are prioritised
●​ VPP operates in the background
No, system is designed to:
●​ Maintain normal household operation
●​ Optimise in the background
Yes, but usually:
●​ $0 payable
●​ Shows usage and cap tracking
You only pay for:
●​ The excess usage
Possible (standard):
●​ Connection/disconnection
●​ Meter services
●​ Up to 10 years
●​ No lock in contract, leave anytime
●​ Offer ends
●​ Standard contract terms apply
Yes, but:
●​ Early exit conditions may apply
Not directly:
●​ HighFlow Energy will manage your battery so electricity exports help fund
the $0 bill
Because it shifts from:
●​ “Reduce your bill”
To:
●​ “Eliminate your bill (within a defined range)”
●​ Contracts include provisions for regulatory changes
●​ Customers will be notified of any material updates
Yes:
●​ Governed by Australian energy regulations
●​ Includes consumer protections and ombudsman access
●​ Operation is within your system’s operating limits, so warranties are
retained