Energy assessment · your answers save as you go
Your situation
Two things to start: where you are, and what you're paying. Everything after that is optional.
Where you are
Why you're looking
Your power bill
Upload it, photograph it, or type your usage. Whichever is easiest.
Upload your bills
We'll extract your usage data automatically. Supports Synergy electricity bills and WA gas bills.
How your bill is handled
To read your usage automatically, a photo of your bill is sent to a third-party AI provider for data extraction; PDFs are read on our own servers. We don't keep the file itself, only the figures we read from it. Those figures, your postcode and your household answers are saved to your assessment for up to 90 days after your last visit, and for as long as we keep your enquiry if you go on to ask for quotes. They are kept on this device too: your saved progress stops being restored after 7 days, and the basics stay until you clear your browser data. Prefer not to upload? Enter your details manually below.
Electricity bill
Upload your latest electricity bill (PDF or photo)
A bit more about the household
Optional. It makes the options step specific to your home rather than a typical one.
Skipping this makes your options step less specific to you.
What each path means for you
Based on what you've told us so far. You don't have to pick one now — this is to help you narrow.
Solar only
Panels reduce the power you buy while the sun is up. The strongest fit when your daytime usage is high — someone home most days, a pool pump, working from home. Without a battery, evening power still comes from the grid.
Solar plus battery
Panels charge a battery through the day, and the battery covers your evening. This suits most households whose usage stretches into the night, and it is the combination the WA battery rebate is built around. It costs more up front, so the fit depends on your bill and how long you plan to stay.
Battery for existing solar
Already have solar? A battery stores the excess you currently export for very little and gives it back to you in the evening. The fit depends on how much you export today — your bill tells us that.
EV-ready
Planning an electric vehicle? Charging is the biggest new load a home can add. Sizing your solar and wiring for it now is far cheaper than upgrading later, even if the car is a year or two away.
Efficiency first
Sometimes the cheapest kilowatt is the one you stop using. If your usage is high against the Perth average, fixing what drives it — hot water, heating and cooling, an old pool pump — can shrink the system you need to buy.
These are general descriptions of paths, not recommendations. Your options step models the numbers for your home.
Add your postcode and either a bill or your usage to carry on.