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Harry Macdonald

Apologies if this is the wrong forum.

I am involved with a church with a 3 phase supply and a 14kWp solar panel installation. The cheapest supplier we can find (totalgp) does not offer a SMEG tariff and, until recently no supplier offered a 3 phase import - export meter anyway.

Is it possible to sell your electricity to a different company to your supplier. As this is not classed as a domestic installation the easy rules do not seem to apply and I'm finding it very difficult to find anyone who knows how to proceed.

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    Hello, yes you can have different suppliers for export and import.  There is a list of SEG suppliers here:  SEG Supplier List | Ofgem there are mandatory and voluntary SEG suppliers.  I would contact a few and see who offers the best deal.  Do the same for import.  

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    Hello, yes you can have different suppliers for export and import.  There is a list of SEG suppliers here:  SEG Supplier List | Ofgem there are mandatory and voluntary SEG suppliers.  I would contact a few and see who offers the best deal.  Do the same for import.  

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