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Sample home energy assessment report

This is a complete WattMate assessment report, start to finish. The household is invented; everything calculated about it is not.

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What you are looking at

The household in this report does not exist. We invented a Perth home — its bill, its roof, its usage — and ran it through the same engine that produces every real assessment, with no section removed and no number softened. The figures are genuine outputs for a made-up house, not a marketing mock-up of a real one, and the sections here are the sections you would get.

Your own report would differ wherever your home does: a different roof, a different tariff, a different rebate position. The shape of it would be exactly this.

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What each section shows

What it found, up front: An executive summary and the quick wins that cost nothing — the things worth doing whether or not you ever buy a system. The report opens with the answer, not with a preamble.
Your bill, taken apart: Bill anatomy, usage analysis, tariff review and a plan comparison: which part of the bill is fixed supply charge no system can touch, what the usage actually is, and whether a different plan beats the one you are on.
What you would get back: The rebate ledger sets out the amounts the household qualifies for, with the DEBS position and battery-scheme eligibility worked through rather than assumed.
What would fit the house: Roof yield, panel placement, an options comparison and backup capability — sized against this home's roof and usage, with a long-horizon view rather than a first-year headline.
Beyond solar: Electrification, appliance lifecycle and the gas position, where they apply. A section that cannot apply to a household is absent rather than padded with an empty heading.
How every number was reached: An inputs ledger and a methodology section: the assumptions, the sources and the arithmetic, so an installer or an engineer can check the work instead of taking it on trust.

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It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. You answer questions about your home and your bill, and we email you a report built the same way this one was.

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What you are looking at

Your own report would differ wherever your home does: a different roof, a different tariff, a different rebate position. The shape of it would be exactly this.

What each section shows

What it found, up front

An executive summary and the quick wins that cost nothing — the things worth doing whether or not you ever buy a system. The report opens with the answer, not with a preamble.

Your bill, taken apart

Bill anatomy, usage analysis, tariff review and a plan comparison: which part of the bill is fixed supply charge no system can touch, what the usage actually is, and whether a different plan beats the one you are on.

What you would get back

The rebate ledger sets out the amounts the household qualifies for, with the DEBS position and battery-scheme eligibility worked through rather than assumed.

What would fit the house

Roof yield, panel placement, an options comparison and backup capability — sized against this home's roof and usage, with a long-horizon view rather than a first-year headline.

Beyond solar

Electrification, appliance lifecycle and the gas position, where they apply. A section that cannot apply to a household is absent rather than padded with an empty heading.

How every number was reached

An inputs ledger and a methodology section: the assumptions, the sources and the arithmetic, so an installer or an engineer can check the work instead of taking it on trust.

Get yours free

It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. You answer questions about your home and your bill, and we email you a report built the same way this one was.

Start your free assessment