Smart and Intellihub partner for green energy subscription

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Australians will benefit from a groundbreaking partnership delivering an affordable green energy subscription service providing access to solar, battery, and electric vehicle (EV) solutions, which will help people reduce their power bills.

The partnership between Smart, one of Australia’s largest EV novated leasing providers, and smart metering company Intellihub’s new consumer brand, Enreal, allows customers to embrace and optimise renewable energy without the upfront costs. Solar panels, home battery systems, and energy optimisation technology are available at an affordable price, while novated leasing for EVs provides an end-to-end electrification solution.

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Intellihub Group CEO Wes Ballantine says the partnership offers a real-world opportunity to connect to clean energy without the confusion and expense many have faced.

“Renewable energy is the future, and we’re here to make it easy and affordable for homeowners ready to transition,” he says.

“This partnership simplifies the decision by packaging up affordable home energy products and technology smarts that deliver immediate energy savings for customers. This partnership brings home energy and car choice into an affordable clean energy option, which is what the future is all about.”

Smart group executive Sid Jha says, “This offering means there are no huge cost barriers to entry for either the home electrification or the electric vehicle, and experts provide the installation.”

Customers will benefit from a complete solution with this service, accessing consumer energy resources (CER) products like solar panels, home battery systems, battery optimisation and orchestration, home energy device management, electric vehicles (EVs) and chargers. They will have expert help to choose the right equipment for the best energy production and savings, experienced and accredited installation technicians and simple payment options so customers can get started quickly, including an option with no upfront costs.

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The partnership will offer a home energy management app that helps customers monitor, control and optimise their home energy usage. This app will integrate with other home energy devices, enabling customers to reduce energy consumption, lower energy bills, and decrease reliance on grid electricity.

The service will launch in metropolitan Sydney from today and expand to more households across Australia in 2025.

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