Help me understand Reposit No Bill

• What happens after 7 years?

  Your ongoing participation in No Bill™ is subject to review every 7 years. This review is intended to enable both sides to adapt to any changes in the regulatory environment at the time, should regulations surrounding the electricity market change. This means you will receive a minimum term guarantee of 7 years. You are also free to leave Reposit No Bill™ of your own accord and have your solar and battery system continue to work for you, but begin receiving electricity bills again and managing your own solar power. At the 7 year review mark, if all goes well, you may be given an opportunity to rejoin the program as normal, with a review set at the next 7 year mark. In certain circumstances, such as if a household's energy usage has changed, there may be a cost to rejoin the program after the first 7 year period, but that price will be determined closer to the rejoin date. 

• Who owns the hardware?

  You do. You own the hardware installed at your house from day one through to end of life. Even if you choose to not rejoin No Bill™ again at the 7 year review, you still own your solar and battery system.

• What if we sell our house or move within the 7 year No Bill power plan period?

  The Solar panels and battery are 100% owned by you from the day they are installed. Think of them as an asset that is similar to your oven or heater in your home. When you sell or move these items remain within the house. Reposit will contact the new homeowner/tenant to discuss an agreement with the operating of the system. The contract of your No Bill power plan for 7 years will need to be agreed on with Reposit and the new homeowner/tenant due to privacy laws. We simply ask you notify us before you leave the property.

• Is there a limit on how much electricity I can use once I have a No Bill power plan?

  Yes, you can use up to 120% of the electricity you used in the corresponding quarter of the 12 months prior to you having your No Bill power plan installed. For example, if your household consumed 1,000 kWh in the period 1 January 2022 to 31 March 2023, then in the period 1 January 2024 to 31 March 2025 you can use up to 1,200 kWh.
  
  Reposit will let you know if you are getting close to your usage cap in any given quarter and if you violate your usage cap. If you violate your usage cap three times during the term, Reposit may terminate your No Bill power plan contract.
  
  If your contract is terminated, you will still own your solar and battery system, but Reposit will no longer deliver Reposit No Bill power plan services as outlined in the T&Cs, e.g. management of your bill and maintenance of your system.

• How much does the Reposit No Bill power plan cost?

  While the plan itself is free, it does require installation of a solar and battery system from Reposit Power. All Reposit No Bill power plan systems include solar panels, batteries, Reposit controller and installation. Get an Instant Quote via email to find out the exact cost in your area. 

• What if I want to upgrade to an EV, or swap gas heating for electric?

  Any and all upgrades to your household’s electricity consumption are all totally fine, and actually encouraged. However, you will need to let Reposit know about your planned upgrades, to ensure they won’t impact the “Fair Use” requirements of the Reposit No Bill power plan product. We are more than happy to accommodate any new products you are looking into, and are excited to discuss those plans with you.