Reposit No Bill™ VPP: An Independent Review

Note: Solar Choice has no incentive to promote one Virtual Power Plant (VPP) program over another. This review is designed to educate homeowners with unbiased, fact-based information.

VPP Overview

Reposit Power is an Australian technology company based in the ACT. Unlike VPPs operated by electricity retailers such as the AGL VPP or Origin Loop, Reposit is not a retailer. Instead, it provides a bundled solar + battery system with its proprietary Reposit Smart Controller.

With Reposit No Bill™, you purchase and own the system outright or via finance. Instead of paying ongoing electricity bills, your only outlay becomes the system repayment if you finance it. Reposit guarantees to cover your household electricity bills for 7 years, provided you stay within a personalised Fair Use Cap. In practice, most households experience this as swapping quarterly bills for a fixed system cost.

Reposit has been active in aggregation and demand response since the mid‑2010s. Its first “No Electricity Bill” program offered 5 years of bill coverage. The current 7‑year No Bill™ program was launched in 2025. The company reports that thousands of households use its technology, though it does not publish verified participant numbers. The program is available in Greater Sydney, the ACT, and Victoria, with eligibility confirmed during quoting.

For broader context see our guide to VPPs, our explainer on whether VPPs are worth it, and our comparison of Australian VPP providers.

Financial Benefits Offered

Guarantee: No electricity bills for 7 years (within Fair Use Cap).
Bill payment: You stay with your electricity retailer and plan, but bills are redirected to Reposit, who pays them.
Upfront cost: You buy the system either with cash or finance. You own the hardware.

Worked Example — 15 kWh Battery (Sydney):

Typical annual bill without solar/battery: ~$2,200.
With a 6.6 kW solar + 15 kWh battery: ~$400–$700/year still payable.
Under No Bill™, those bills are covered by Reposit. Your cost is the system loan repayment if financed.

To understand typical rates see our electricity comparison tool.

Electricity Tariff / Rates

No forced retailer switch. You remain on your existing plan.
Standard solar feed‑in tariffs still apply, but are absorbed into the No Bill™ guarantee.
See our guide to feed‑in tariffs.

Battery and System Requirements

Bundled system only: solar panels, hybrid inverter, battery, and Reposit Smart Controller.
Battery capacity: No fixed minimum for the 7‑year program; tailored case by case. Earlier 5‑year variant required ≥11.6 kWh.
Smart meter required.
Internet: Reliable broadband or Wi‑Fi, ~500 MB/month. 4G or NBN acceptable.

Estimate your requirements with our battery sizing calculator.

Contract Length and Exit Terms

Length: 7 years of bill coverage.
Fair Use Cap: 120% of your baseline usage. Exceeding the cap in 3+ months over a 3‑year period, or 200% in a single month, can void the guarantee.
Cooling‑off: 30 days post‑sale (before installation) for a full refund of deposit.
Exit: You can leave with 30 days’ notice. No penalties. The system remains yours and continues as a standard solar + battery system.

Technical Operations

Reposit manages battery charging/discharging remotely to minimise household bills and support the grid.
No published cap on discharge; the Fair Use Cap is the governing limit.
Battery may be fully cycled. Backup functionality is possible with hybrid inverters but not guaranteed unless specifically configured.

Pros & Cons

Pros

$0 electricity bills for 7+ years (within Fair Use).
You own the system.
Keep your existing retailer and plan.
No exit penalties; 30‑day cooling‑off.
Managed by Reposit, including bill payments.

Cons

High upfront/finance cost.
Fair Use Cap limits flexibility for new loads (e.g. EVs).
No per‑kWh event earnings.
Backup not guaranteed unless configured.
Availability limited to NSW (Sydney), ACT, and VIC.

Bottom Line

Reposit No Bill™ is unique among Australian VPPs. It guarantees no electricity bills for 7 years by covering them directly, provided you stay within a Fair Use Cap. In effect, most households swap quarterly bills for a fixed repayment on their solar + battery system. It suits homeowners who want certainty and stability, and who can afford the system purchase. It is less suited to those expecting large new energy demands or wanting to chase per‑event VPP credits.

James Shand

Marketing Manager at Solar Choice

With half a decade experience in the solar energy industry, specialising in business strategy and marketing for solar companies. He has worked with top solar distributors in Canada and now collaborates with solar manufacturers and installers across Australia via Solar Choice, Australia's leading solar comparison platform. With degrees in business technology, science, and marketing, James combines in-depth market insights with technical knowledge, positioning him as a trusted authority in renewable energy.