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If you haven’t changed your electricity plans in the past 12 months, chances are you are paying more for your electricity states ACCC commissioner Anna Brakey. ACCC energy market report found, only one in four households had swapped plans in the last 12 months and found savings of $317 on average.
*Published 30 December, 2024. View report here
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To find the best electricity plan for your home, it's important to consider your specific circumstances and needs. Regularly comparing plans, at least annually, can help you avoid overpaying for your energy usage.
Your current provider's offer might not be the most competitive one available because:
Use our service to help you make an informed decision. Review and compare
energy providers and options. Estimate your monthly, quarterly and yearly
energy costs to help you choose the best fit and take into consideration, key
information such as:
When comparing offers, it's important to check for any required criteria or
conditions you must meet to qualify.
What is an embedded network?
An embedded network is an electrical setup common in multi-tenanted properties like apartment buildings, retirement villages, caravan parks, and shopping centers. This configuration enables the property owner to purchase and then resell electricity to the tenants or residents on-site. In some cases, the energy might even be generated locally.
Most people that sell energy in embedded networks are known as "exempt sellers" because they do not need to become authorised by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) as energy retailers.
However, these exempt sellers must possess a valid exemption from the AER and adhere to specific regulations designed to safeguard consumer rights.
Australia's electricity market is mainly deregulated. This means private companies compete to set retail electricity prices, rather than these prices being controlled by government tariffs.
You can generally compare energy plans in fully deregulated markets such as:
Plan options may be limited for residents in partially deregulated markets such as Tasmania (limited provider options) and Western Australia (gas market deregulated in Perth, but electricity largely regulated). Electricity prices in regulated areas are regulated by your state or territory government, not individual providers. Therefore, our service does not offer plans in those regions.
A few of the electricity providers we work with in Australia
We compare many of the most reputable electricity retailers in Australia. See below for a list of the providers we compare.
Note: We don’t compare energy products from all providers in Australia as we do not compare all brands in the market, or all products offered by all brands.
