T · Glossary
Tariff stacking
Tariff stacking is the practice of checking how a household's import tariff, export tariff and managed-load rewards work together before relying on the combined value.
Tariff stacking means combining more than one electricity pricing or reward arrangement, such as a time-of-use import rate, a solar export tariff, a smart EV charging offer, battery charging schedule or demand-flexibility reward. The term is about the interaction between those arrangements, not a separate tariff product, automatic savings method, export permission, SEG (Smart Export Guarantee) eligibility decision, DNO approval, export MPAN setup, smart-meter status, device compatibility verdict or proof that importing, storing and exporting electricity is allowed or profitable.
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Category
Tariffs, bills and metering
Applies to
Solar, Battery storage, EV charging, Heat pumps & AC
Last reviewed
06 Jun 2026