Your Community Energy Hub
Welcome to the Indigo Power Community Energy Hub.
Here you can see the total amount of energy exported and shared across any Indigo Power community energy hub.
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FAQs
Everything you need to know about your energy share portal
Indigo Power tracks where energy is coming and going from within a hub. If your neighbour has been importing electricity, at the same time as you have been exporting electricity from your solar power system, we say this energy has been shared.
A community energy hub is a community or town working together to create and share electricity. Indigo Power customers can generate electricity and share it with their neighbours, and we’ll be building larger solar and battery projects to supply communities with top-up power. Every community energy hub remains connected to the Australian electricity network, so you’ve always got power when you need it.
Your energy hub consists of all the Indigo Power customers in your local community.
Electricity imported from, or exported to, other electricity grid participants. This is electricity coming from, or going, outside the community energy hub.
Renewable energy shared with larger community renewable energy assets. These include our community-scale renewable energy generation and storage facilities.
Renewable energy shared with other community hub members. These are your neighbours and other local homes and shops.
A community energy hub is a community or town working together to create and share electricity.
Indigo Power customers will be able to keep track of energy shared with their neighbours, and we'll be building larger solar and battery systems to supply communities with top-up power.
Every community energy hub remains connected to the Australian electricity network, so you've always got power when you need it.
Victoria's first community-owned battery launches in Yackandandah
On 8 July 2021, we switched on Yackandandah’s first community-owned battery. The first of its kind in Australia, the 274kWh battery is connected to a 65kW solar installation and is designed to power up to 40 houses!
Launched by the Victorian Minister for Energy and Resources Lily d’Ambrosio, the community-scale battery by Indigo Power and Totally Renewable Yackandandah (TRY) is part of a push for 100% renewable energy in the town of Yackandandah.
Improving energy resilience for the Upper Murray
Indigo Power has teamed up with Upper Murray Incorporated to deliver energy generation and storage systems to secure power supply at critical sites across the Upper Murray.
The bushfire recovery project is in response to a sustained power outage following the bushfires in 2019-20, where power outages lasted for up to three weeks, directly impacting critical service providers and affecting the region economically and socially.
