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What browsers are recommended for My Account and the Synergy website?
To ensure the best browsing experience, we recommend you download the latest version of: Google Chrome, Apple Safari or Microsoft Edge when accessing this website via a desktop or laptop Apple Safari or Google Chrome when accessing this website via your favourite mobile or tablet device. Some interactive features and forms across My Account use JavaScript technology - please set your browser preferences to support JavaScript. Some browsers may not fully support JavaScript – please refer to your browser's help for more details. Log in to My Account To ensure the best browsing experience, we recommend you download the latest version of: Google Chrome, Apple Safari or Microsoft Edge when accessing this website via a desktop or laptop Apple Safari or Google Chrome when accessing this website via your favourite mobile or tablet device. Some interactive features and forms across My Account use JavaScript technology - please set your browser preferences to support JavaScript. Some browsers may not fully support JavaScript – please refer to your browser's help for more details. Log in to My Account
How will I be billed for my gas usage? Will it be on my electricity invoice?
You'll receive a separate bill for gas and electricity. This will help with identification of your costs for different forms of energy. You'll receive a separate bill for gas and electricity. This will help with identification of your costs for different forms of energy.
Whats is my load profile?
That is the amount of energy your business consumes from the grid combined with the time of day that it is consumed. This can affect the way you are charged for energy by your retailer and can help determine whether a time of use or fixed rate plan is better for your business. That is the amount of energy your business consumes from the grid combined with the time of day that it is consumed. This can affect the way you are charged for energy by your retailer and can help determine whether a time of use or fixed rate plan is better for your business.
How can I lodge a complaint?
We offer a number of options for you to lodge a complaint: Call us on 13 13 54 between 7am and 7pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays) Write to us at GPO Box K851, Perth, 6842 Lodge your feedback or complaint online using the email us form below. We offer a number of options for you to lodge a complaint: Call us on 13 13 54 between 7am and 7pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays) Write to us at GPO Box K851, Perth, 6842 Lodge your feedback or complaint online using the email us form below.
How do I submit a Freedom of Information request?
The proclamation of the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA) on 1 November 1993 gives the community a legal right of access to documents held by all state and local government organisations. A document includes any record or part of a record, and any copy or reproduction. It therefore covers files, computer printouts, maps, plans, photographs, tape recordings, films, video tapes or electronically-stored information. The proclamation of the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA) on 1 November 1993 gives the community a legal right of access to documents held by all state and local government organisations. A document includes any record or part of a record, and any copy or reproduction. It therefore covers files, computer printouts, maps, plans, photographs, tape recordings, films, video tapes or electronically-stored information.
I’ve logged into My Account. Where do I find my bill?
Select the ‘Bill and Payments’ tab towards the top of your screen. From this tab, you can find your billing and payment history and download your current or past bills. You can download your bill in PDF, XLSX, CSV or XML format. Select the ‘Bill and Payments’ tab towards the top of your screen. From this tab, you can find your billing and payment history and download your current or past bills. You can download your bill in PDF, XLSX, CSV or XML format.
Where can I find my account number?
It's the 8-12 digit number, located top right of your bill (on the front page). It's the 8-12 digit number, located top right of your bill (on the front page).
Does my site have a green power dome installed?
Check your building site has underground power (the shiny green dome) or call Western Power on 13 10 87 to confirm. Check your building site has underground power (the shiny green dome) or call Western Power on 13 10 87 to confirm.
Can Direct Debit payments be paid from any bank account?
Direct Debit works with most bank accounts within Australia only. Even better... we won't charge you any transaction fees if you nominate a bank account as your payment option (a small fee only applies to credit or debit card payments). For any bank account queries, please contact your bank. Direct Debit works with most bank accounts within Australia only. Even better... we won't charge you any transaction fees if you nominate a bank account as your payment option (a small fee only applies to credit or debit card payments). For any bank account queries, please contact your bank.
Can I receive my bill notification via SMS?
Yes. As a part of Paperless you can also opt into receiving an SMS reminder when your bill's arrived and we will also send you a friendly reminder just before your bill is due so you can avoid any late fees. Another good reason to switch to Paperless. Switch now Yes. As a part of Paperless you can also opt into receiving an SMS reminder when your bill's arrived and we will also send you a friendly reminder just before your bill is due so you can avoid any late fees. Another good reason to switch to Paperless. Switch now
Can I change organisation name in My Account?
To change your organisation name, you will need to contact us on 13 13 54 to verify your business details before we can proceed the change. The terms of your existing contract/s will remain the same with the change of details and the previous bills shall remain in the same name prior to the change. To change your organisation name, you will need to contact us on 13 13 54 to verify your business details before we can proceed the change. The terms of your existing contract/s will remain the same with the change of details and the previous bills shall remain in the same name prior to the change.
Is a gas tariff right for your business?
If your business spends more than $6,400** per year on gas, there’s a government regulated tariff available. A regulated electricity or gas tariff is defined as a standard contract. The terms of a standard contract are governed by regulations and must be approved by the Economic Regulation Authority. Find out more information on the government regulated gas tariff. **Approximately 180GJ gas per year. If your business spends more than $6,400** per year on gas, there’s a government regulated tariff available. A regulated electricity or gas tariff is defined as a standard contract. The terms of a standard contract are governed by regulations and must be approved by the Economic Regulation Authority. Find out more information on the government regulated gas tariff. **Approximately 180GJ gas per year.
How does Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme (REBS) affect my bill?
In a really good way! When the sun is shining bright, you'll harness the energy from the sun to power your home so you don't have to pay for any electricity during this time. Whenever your panels aren't producing enough energy to power your home, we'll supply the electricity to your home instead. So you'll only pay for the electricity we supply you. Plus, you'll also be doing your bit for the environment by reducing your carbon footprint. Any money earned for exporting energy back to the grid, will be displayed as a credit on your next bill. Once your credit reaches $75 or more... we'll deliver the money you've earned straight to your nominated bank account if you've registered for Automated REBS Payments. In a really good way! When the sun is shining bright, you'll harness the energy from the sun to power your home so you don't have to pay for any electricity during this time. Whenever your panels aren't producing enough energy to power your home, we'll supply the electricity to your home instead. So you'll only pay for the electricity we supply you. Plus, you'll also be doing your bit for the environment by reducing your carbon footprint. Any money earned for exporting energy back to the grid, will be displayed as a credit on your next bill. Once your credit reaches $75 or more... we'll deliver the money you've earned straight to your nominated bank account if you've registered for Automated REBS Payments.
How secure is My Account?
We take great care to handle your personal details using up-to-date security technology. Data is transmitted using secure encryption. The security details can be verified by clicking on the padlock icon in the web browser. Payments conform to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard. When conducting web payments, the credit card details are only transmitted between the browser and the payment merchant (Commonwealth BPoint). We take great care to handle your personal details using up-to-date security technology. Data is transmitted using secure encryption. The security details can be verified by clicking on the padlock icon in the web browser. Payments conform to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard. When conducting web payments, the credit card details are only transmitted between the browser and the payment merchant (Commonwealth BPoint).
What happens if my energy supply is interrupted?
If your power outage is causing an emergency, call Western Power on 13 13 51 right away. It's best to use a landline phone if you’re calling about power problems, because they don’t need power to operate. We can also recognise your location and pass on the right information to you. If your power outage is causing an emergency, call Western Power on 13 13 51 right away. It's best to use a landline phone if you’re calling about power problems, because they don’t need power to operate. We can also recognise your location and pass on the right information to you.
Do I need local council approval to install solar?
This varies depending on your individual circumstances. It’s best to double check with your solar installer and local council before proceeding with a solar power system. This varies depending on your individual circumstances. It’s best to double check with your solar installer and local council before proceeding with a solar power system.
Can I cancel my green energy contribution?
Yes, you can cancel your green energy at any time by updating your preferences in My Account. We'll backdate your cancellation or changes to the first day of the current billing period. No cancellation or change fees apply. Yes, you can cancel your green energy at any time by updating your preferences in My Account. We'll backdate your cancellation or changes to the first day of the current billing period. No cancellation or change fees apply.
Who do I call if I have a gas emergency or fault?
For gas emergency or supply faults, if you can smell gas, or if your gas supply has been interrupted, call ATCO's Gas Emergency Line on 13 13 52. For gas emergency or supply faults, if you can smell gas, or if your gas supply has been interrupted, call ATCO's Gas Emergency Line on 13 13 52.
How long will it take for Synergy to address my complaint?
We will work towards addressing your complaint within 20 business days. We will contact you by phone or in writing (if requested) if we need you to supply more information.If your complaint refers to issues that affect the payment of a bill by the due date, we will extend the payment deadline while your complaint is being investigated.We also undertake not to disconnect your electricity supply for non-payment of a bill where your complaint relates directly to your bill, while your complaint is being reviewed.You have a right to have a complaint considered by a senior employee within Synergy if you are not satisfied with the manner in which the complaint is being handled. We will work towards addressing your complaint within 20 business days. We will contact you by phone or in writing (if requested) if we need you to supply more information.If your complaint refers to issues that affect the payment of a bill by the due date, we will extend the payment deadline while your complaint is being investigated.We also undertake not to disconnect your electricity supply for non-payment of a bill where your complaint relates directly to your bill, while your complaint is being reviewed.You have a right to have a complaint considered by a senior employee within Synergy if you are not satisfied with the manner in which the complaint is being handled.
Are there any tariff based options available?
We offer a range of tariffs based on standard contracts, suitable for a range of businesses from small to midsized to large industries. Learn more about the tariff options available: Regulated tariffs for businesses spending less than $16,000 p.a. on electricity Regulated tariffs for businesses spending more than $16,000 p.a. on electricity We offer a range of tariffs based on standard contracts, suitable for a range of businesses from small to midsized to large industries. Learn more about the tariff options available: Regulated tariffs for businesses spending less than $16,000 p.a. on electricity Regulated tariffs for businesses spending more than $16,000 p.a. on electricity
Battery capacity
This is the amount of energy a battery is able to store and deliver in a single discharge. Battery capacity is usually measured in kilowatt hours (kWh) for home batteries. This is the amount of energy a battery is able to store and deliver in a single discharge. Battery capacity is usually measured in kilowatt hours (kWh) for home batteries.
Kilowatt (kW)
This is a unit that power is measured in. See the definition of power. This is a unit that power is measured in. See the definition of power.
Charge/discharge rate
This is the rate at which a battery can be charged and discharged. It’s a measurement of power and can be expressed in kilowatts(kW). The higher the charge rate, the faster your battery will be able to charge. The lower the discharge rate, the longer your battery will last but you’ll need to rely on the grid to support larger appliances. This is the rate at which a battery can be charged and discharged. It’s a measurement of power and can be expressed in kilowatts(kW). The higher the charge rate, the faster your battery will be able to charge. The lower the discharge rate, the longer your battery will last but you’ll need to rely on the grid to support larger appliances.
Kilowatt-Hour (kWh)
This is a unit of measurement for energy. See the definition of energy. This is a unit of measurement for energy. See the definition of energy.
Solar panels
These are panels designed to absorb the sun’s rays as a source of energy for generating electricity. If you’re looking for a solar system for your home, the solar panels will be installed on your roof, in a position that will catch the most sunshine. These are panels designed to absorb the sun’s rays as a source of energy for generating electricity. If you’re looking for a solar system for your home, the solar panels will be installed on your roof, in a position that will catch the most sunshine.
Can I transfer my net feed-in tariff to another home?
Unfortunately no. The net feed-in tariff can only be applied to the home registered against the subsidy. Any subsequent customer that moves into this premises will be entitled to receive this subsidy, but only for the remaining balance of the 10 year period. Read the REBS terms and conditions. Unfortunately no. The net feed-in tariff can only be applied to the home registered against the subsidy. Any subsequent customer that moves into this premises will be entitled to receive this subsidy, but only for the remaining balance of the 10 year period. Read the REBS terms and conditions.
Which is better for my business - a plan or tariff?
If your business spends more than $16,000 per year on your electricity, then a business plan is likely to offer you more benefits than a government, regulated tariff. Business plans can offer tailored, energy solutions that include a range of benefits such as discounted rates to help save you money or fixed rates that allow more control over your energy costs with minimal surprises. If your business spends more than $16,000 per year on your electricity, then a business plan is likely to offer you more benefits than a government, regulated tariff. Business plans can offer tailored, energy solutions that include a range of benefits such as discounted rates to help save you money or fixed rates that allow more control over your energy costs with minimal surprises.
What is a transport charge?
On 14 May 2024 the Economic Regulation Authority approved changes to Western Power’s transmission, distribution, and metering network charges (transport charges) that will take effect from 1 July 2024. From 1 July 2024, Synergy, consistent with your electricity supply contract, will be passing on changes to transport charges and this will impact how much you pay under your Synergy Business Plan and Electricity Sales Agreement (ESA) products. On 14 May 2024 the Economic Regulation Authority approved changes to Western Power’s transmission, distribution, and metering network charges (transport charges) that will take effect from 1 July 2024. From 1 July 2024, Synergy, consistent with your electricity supply contract, will be passing on changes to transport charges and this will impact how much you pay under your Synergy Business Plan and Electricity Sales Agreement (ESA) products.
Can I receive my bill notification via SMS?
Yes. As a part of Paperless you can also opt into receiving an SMS reminder when your bill's arrived and we will also send you a friendly reminder just before your bill is due so you can avoid any late fees. Another good reason to switch to Paperless. Switch now Yes. As a part of Paperless you can also opt into receiving an SMS reminder when your bill's arrived and we will also send you a friendly reminder just before your bill is due so you can avoid any late fees. Another good reason to switch to Paperless. Switch now
How do I get the temporary meter removed?
Call us on 13 13 53 to arrange removal. We'll arrange with Western Power to remove the meter for you. Please note, a temporary supply removal fee of $576.95 (inc GST) is charged by Synergy in order to recover costs charged by Western Power to visit a site and remove a temporary supply. This fee may change from time to time but as of 1 July 2024 it's correct. Call us on 13 13 53 to arrange removal. We'll arrange with Western Power to remove the meter for you. Please note, a temporary supply removal fee of $576.95 (inc GST) is charged by Synergy in order to recover costs charged by Western Power to visit a site and remove a temporary supply. This fee may change from time to time but as of 1 July 2024 it's correct.
How do I get the temporary meter removed?
Call us on 13 13 53 to arrange removal. We'll arrange with Western Power to remove the meter for you. Please note, a temporary supply removal fee of $576.95 (inc GST) is charged by Synergy in order to recover costs charged by Western Power to visit a site and remove a temporary supply. This fee may change from time to time but as of 1 July 2024 it's correct. Call us on 13 13 53 to arrange removal. We'll arrange with Western Power to remove the meter for you. Please note, a temporary supply removal fee of $576.95 (inc GST) is charged by Synergy in order to recover costs charged by Western Power to visit a site and remove a temporary supply. This fee may change from time to time but as of 1 July 2024 it's correct.
Why is multi-factor authentication required?
Your protection is our priority, we have upgraded your login experience to increase customer account security with the introduction of multi-factor authentication or MFA. Your protection is our priority, we have upgraded your login experience to increase customer account security with the introduction of multi-factor authentication or MFA.
What will be the DEBS rate?
From 1 July 2024, the DEBS buyback rates will be: Electricity net exported at peak times between 3pm and 9pm will earn 10c/kWh; Electricity net exported at all other times will earn 2c/kWh. The DEBS buyback rates will be reviewed each year by the State Government, just like other regulated electricity prices. The DEBS buyback rates applies to the first 50 units exported from a customer to the grid each day. This is more than a 5kW solar PV system would be expected to generate daily, even in ideal conditions. The DEBS buyback rates will be the same for the export from batteries as export from solar, recognising that batteries will be a growing component of our energy system. From 1 July 2024, the DEBS buyback rates will be: Electricity net exported at peak times between 3pm and 9pm will earn 10c/kWh; Electricity net exported at all other times will earn 2c/kWh. The DEBS buyback rates will be reviewed each year by the State Government, just like other regulated electricity prices. The DEBS buyback rates applies to the first 50 units exported from a customer to the grid each day. This is more than a 5kW solar PV system would be expected to generate daily, even in ideal conditions. The DEBS buyback rates will be the same for the export from batteries as export from solar, recognising that batteries will be a growing component of our energy system.
How can I follow up on my missing payments query?
If you need to follow up regarding your Missing Payments query obtain your 800-ticket number from the automated response you would have received after you submitted your proof. Call Synergy on either 13 13 53 for residential account enquiries or 13 13 54 for business accounts, advise the answering agent that you have a Missing Payments query you would like to follow up on & provide them with your 800-ticket number. If you need to follow up regarding your Missing Payments query obtain your 800-ticket number from the automated response you would have received after you submitted your proof. Call Synergy on either 13 13 53 for residential account enquiries or 13 13 54 for business accounts, advise the answering agent that you have a Missing Payments query you would like to follow up on & provide them with your 800-ticket number.
How do I cancel my Direct Debit?
The easiest way to cancel your Direct Debit or update your account details is via My Account. Your payment may still be debited automatically if you cancel your Direct Debit less than 5 business days before your next bill payment or instalment is due. The easiest way to cancel your Direct Debit or update your account details is via My Account. Your payment may still be debited automatically if you cancel your Direct Debit less than 5 business days before your next bill payment or instalment is due.
What is My Account?
My Account is a secure, energy management tool that supports you in understanding and managing your business's energy consumption. My Account is a secure, energy management tool that supports you in understanding and managing your business's energy consumption.
What information will I need to apply for the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS)?
The fastest and simplest way is to apply online when your system is connected to the grid. The fastest and simplest way is to apply online when your system is connected to the grid.
Can I view the Synergy website in another language?
Our website is written in English. If you require information in another language please call 13 14 50 to utilise our interpreter services. Our website is written in English. If you require information in another language please call 13 14 50 to utilise our interpreter services.
Can I change my green energy contribution at any time?
Yes, going more or less green is easy. Just log in to My Account, update your green energy option, how much you want to contribute and you're done. Log in to My Account Yes, going more or less green is easy. Just log in to My Account, update your green energy option, how much you want to contribute and you're done. Log in to My Account
Need more time to pay your bill?
Then we're here to help. If you need a little more time to pay, then you can apply for a payment extension in just a few clicks. You'll have the option to extend your payment due date up until just before your next bill is due to be paid. Just have a copy of your bill handy. Request a payment extension Then we're here to help. If you need a little more time to pay, then you can apply for a payment extension in just a few clicks. You'll have the option to extend your payment due date up until just before your next bill is due to be paid. Just have a copy of your bill handy. Request a payment extension
Can my bill be emailed to more than 1 email address?
We’ll only send it to one nominated email address to avoid confusion or payment issues such as double-payment. You can change the default email address at any time in the ‘My details’ section of My Account. If you would like to share a copy of your bill with others in your team, you can forward your paperless bill to others using your own email account. We’ll only send it to one nominated email address to avoid confusion or payment issues such as double-payment. You can change the default email address at any time in the ‘My details’ section of My Account. If you would like to share a copy of your bill with others in your team, you can forward your paperless bill to others using your own email account.
How do I find out what energy plan I'm on?
Grab a copy of your latest bill and turn over to the 1st page. Grab a copy of your latest bill and turn over to the 1st page.
What is the difference between 'Account period', 'Supply period' and 'Charge period' on my bill?
Account period is the period from your previous bill to the issue date of your current bill. If the Account period on your current bill is '14 Sep 2017 - 14 Nov 2017', this means your previous bill was issued to you on 14 September 2017, and your current bill was issued to you on 14 November 2017. Supply period is the date your meter was last read by Western Power, up to the current read date. If the Supply period on your current bill is '14 Sep 2017 - 10 Nov 2017', this means your meter was previously read on 14 September 2017, and most recently read on 10 November 2017. Charge period is your billing period and includes all charges, concessions, rebates or discounts since your last bill. Learn more about the other important bits of information on your bill Account period is the period from your previous bill to the issue date of your current bill. If the Account period on your current bill is '14 Sep 2017 - 14 Nov 2017', this means your previous bill was issued to you on 14 September 2017, and your current bill was issued to you on 14 November 2017. Supply period is the date your meter was last read by Western Power, up to the current read date. If the Supply period on your current bill is '14 Sep 2017 - 10 Nov 2017', this means your meter was previously read on 14 September 2017, and most recently read on 10 November 2017. Charge period is your billing period and includes all charges, concessions, rebates or discounts since your last bill. Learn more about the other important bits of information on your bill
Will I still receive a Synergy bill if I sign up for BPAY View?
No, not directly to your inbox or mailbox. When you sign up for BPAY view you are agreeing for us to send your power bill to your online banking portal which means you can access your bill through your financial institution and you will not receive a paper or paperless bill directly from Synergy. If you're signed up to BPAY view please be aware that you will not eligible for the following services - Paperless (including SMS), eConnect and Automated REBS Payments. Should you want to opt in to any of these Synergy services, you'll need to contact your financial institution to cancel your BPAY view before we can opt you in to these. No, not directly to your inbox or mailbox. When you sign up for BPAY view you are agreeing for us to send your power bill to your online banking portal which means you can access your bill through your financial institution and you will not receive a paper or paperless bill directly from Synergy. If you're signed up to BPAY view please be aware that you will not eligible for the following services - Paperless (including SMS), eConnect and Automated REBS Payments. Should you want to opt in to any of these Synergy services, you'll need to contact your financial institution to cancel your BPAY view before we can opt you in to these.
Will I still receive a Synergy bill if I sign up for BPAY View?
No, not directly to your inbox or mailbox. When you sign up for BPAY View you are agreeing for us to send your power bill to your online banking portal, which means you can access your bill through your financial institution and you will not receive a paper or paperless bill directly from Synergy. If you're signed up to BPAY View please be aware that you will not eligible for Paperless (including SMS). Should you want to opt in to Paperless, you'll need to contact your financial institution to cancel your BPAY View before we can opt you in. No, not directly to your inbox or mailbox. When you sign up for BPAY View you are agreeing for us to send your power bill to your online banking portal, which means you can access your bill through your financial institution and you will not receive a paper or paperless bill directly from Synergy. If you're signed up to BPAY View please be aware that you will not eligible for Paperless (including SMS). Should you want to opt in to Paperless, you'll need to contact your financial institution to cancel your BPAY View before we can opt you in.
Depth of Discharge
This is the level the battery is set to discharge to and is crucial to ensure the longevity of certain battery chemistries. Lithium ion batteries (and some other types) are never fully discharged, because that would have a detrimental effect on the life of the battery. For example, if the depth of discharge was 80%, the battery would shut off and not provide any further power once it reached 20% of its capacity. Older lead acid batteries typically are set to discharge to about 50% and more modern Lithium Ion batteries are able to have much higher depths of discharge up to about 90%. If manufacturers advertise 100% depth of discharge, they usually have a buffer of battery capacity that they do quote on their data sheet. This is the level the battery is set to discharge to and is crucial to ensure the longevity of certain battery chemistries. Lithium ion batteries (and some other types) are never fully discharged, because that would have a detrimental effect on the life of the battery. For example, if the depth of discharge was 80%, the battery would shut off and not provide any further power once it reached 20% of its capacity. Older lead acid batteries typically are set to discharge to about 50% and more modern Lithium Ion batteries are able to have much higher depths of discharge up to about 90%. If manufacturers advertise 100% depth of discharge, they usually have a buffer of battery capacity that they do quote on their data sheet.
How can I tell if my bill is estimated?
You can check if your bill is estimated by grabbing a copy of your bill... Look for the 'How much energy have you used?' chart half way down the bill. You can check if your bill is estimated by grabbing a copy of your bill... Look for the 'How much energy have you used?' chart half way down the bill.
Understanding my business bill
The business bills we send out have a fair bit of important information on them, while most of it is pretty straightforward; there are some things that may need a little more explanation. The business bills we send out have a fair bit of important information on them, while most of it is pretty straightforward; there are some things that may need a little more explanation.
Do I need a new meter to install solar and how do I arrange this?
To install a solar power system you’ll need to have a bi-directional energy meter that is capable of separately measuring and recording electricity flows in each direction - how much energy you consume from the grid vs. how much excess energy you export back to the grid (thanks to your solar system). To install a solar power system you’ll need to have a bi-directional energy meter that is capable of separately measuring and recording electricity flows in each direction - how much energy you consume from the grid vs. how much excess energy you export back to the grid (thanks to your solar system).
Understanding my solar bill
The bills we send out have a fair bit of important information on them, while most of it is pretty straightforward; there are some things that may need a little more explanation. The bills we send out have a fair bit of important information on them, while most of it is pretty straightforward; there are some things that may need a little more explanation.