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Compare Electricity in Queensland

Money.com.au's Senior Finance Writer, Jared Mullane

Written By

Jared Mullane

Last updated14 November 2024

Compare some of the cheapest electricity prices in Brisbane, Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast to see if you can find a better energy deal.

Compare Electricity in Queensland

Money.com.au's Senior Finance Writer, Jared Mullane

Written By

Jared Mullane

Last updated14 November 2024

Compare some of the cheapest electricity prices in Brisbane, Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast to see if you can find a better energy deal.

Compare electricity providers in Brisbane

This table below shows a selection of energy retailers offering some of the cheapest electricity plans in Queensland. These estimated costs are based on general household electricity usage for a specific postcode within the Energex distribution network in Brisbane, QLD (see table footer for details).

Energy retailer & plan

Ampol Energy - Powering On

Difference from Reference Price

25% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,550

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Save 10c/L on eligible fuels for up to 1,500L per year, at over 600 participating Ampol locations
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Dodo - Residential Market

Difference from Reference Price

23% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,576

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Save up to $5/month when you bundle electricity and internet
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 3.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

GloBird Energy - GLOSAVE

Difference from Reference Price

24% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,577*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *Further 1% lower with 1% direct debit discount
  • *Further 2% lower with 2% pay on time discount
  • 3c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

OVO Energy - One Plan

Difference from Reference Price

23% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,596

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Must pre-pay via direct debit (bill smoothing)
  • Earn 3% interest when your account is in credit
  • 3c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Sumo - SumoSWITCH

Difference from Reference Price

23% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,599

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

ENGIE - ENGIE Perks

Difference from Reference Price

21% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,626

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Welcome credit for $200 on your first electricity bill
  • Everyday discounts on groceries, fuel, movies and holiday parks as part of your complimentary 12 month My NRMA Membership
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Powershop - Switch Saver

Difference from Reference Price

21% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,631

Notable conditions/incentives

  • $150 electricity credit for switching
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1.4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Kogan Energy - Free FIRST

Difference from Reference Price

21% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,639

Notable conditions/incentives

  • 12 months complimentary FIRST membership
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1.4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Pacific Blue - Blue First

Difference from Reference Price

20% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,657

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contact or exit fees
  • Monthly e-billing & direct debit payments required

Energy retailer & plan

Alinta Energy - HomeSaver

Difference from Reference Price

19% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,669

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 8c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

CovaU Energy - Freedom

Difference from Reference Price

18% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,688

Notable conditions/incentives

  • 15% guaranteed discount on total usage charges
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Nectr - 100% Clean

Difference from Reference Price

15% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,715*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *$50 sign-up credit on your 2nd bill when you sign up during the promotional period
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees

Energy retailer & plan

Momentum Energy - Warm Welcome

Difference from Reference Price

9% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,875*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *$50 welcome credit for new customers
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2.9c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Tango Energy - eSelect

Difference from Reference Price

6% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,943

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • Monthly e-billing & direct debit payments required

Energy retailer & plan

1st Energy - 1st Saver

Difference from Reference Price

6% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,948

Notable conditions/incentives

  • 5% guaranteed discount off total bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

AGL - Value Saver

Difference from Reference Price

5% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,962

Notable conditions/incentives

  • $50 online sign-up credit
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

EnergyAustralia - Flexi Plan

Difference from Reference Price

5% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,963

Notable conditions/incentives

  • 5% guaranteed discount off total electricity bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4.6c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Origin - Go Variable

Difference from Reference Price

5% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,963

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Up to 300 hours of free energy when you book a move between 15 Oct and 29 Nov 2024, valued at $66.30
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Diamond Energy - Everyday Renewable Saver

Difference from Reference Price

3% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,004*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *Further 2% lower with pay on time discount
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Amber Electric - Variable Wholesale Prices

Difference from Reference Price

N/A

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

Refer to Amber Electric’s website for a quote

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Membership fee of $22 per month to access wholesale rates
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 3c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Energy Locals - Online Member

Difference from Reference Price

N/A

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

Refer to Energy Locals’ website for a quote

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Access to wholesale usage rates
  • $16.49/month membership fee
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Red Energy - Living Energy Saver

Difference from Reference Price

N/A

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

Refer to Red Energy’s website for a quote

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1c/kWh solar feed-in tariff
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Ampol Energy - Powering On

25% less than Reference Price

$1,550

  • Save 10c/L on eligible fuels for up to 1,500L per year, at over 600 participating Ampol locations
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Dodo - Residential Market

23% less than Reference Price

$1,576

  • Save up to $5/month when you bundle electricity and internet
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 3.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

GloBird Energy - GLOSAVE

24% less than Reference Price

$1,577*

  • *Further 1% lower with 1% direct debit discount
  • *Further 2% lower with 2% pay on time discount
  • 3c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

OVO Energy - One Plan

23% less than Reference Price

$1,596

  • Must pre-pay via direct debit (bill smoothing)
  • Earn 3% interest when your account is in credit
  • 3c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Sumo - SumoSWITCH

23% less than Reference Price

$1,599

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

ENGIE - ENGIE Perks

21% less than Reference Price

$1,626

  • Welcome credit for $200 on your first electricity bill
  • Everyday discounts on groceries, fuel, movies and holiday parks as part of your complimentary 12 month My NRMA Membership
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Powershop - Switch Saver

21% less than Reference Price

$1,631

  • $150 electricity credit for switching
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1.4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Kogan Energy - Free FIRST

21% less than Reference Price

$1,639

  • 12 months complimentary FIRST membership
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1.4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Pacific Blue - Blue First

20% less than Reference Price

$1,657

  • No lock-in contact or exit fees
  • Monthly e-billing & direct debit payments required

Alinta Energy - HomeSaver

19% less than Reference Price

$1,669

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 8c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

CovaU Energy - Freedom

18% less than Reference Price

$1,688

  • 15% guaranteed discount on total usage charges
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Nectr - 100% Clean

15% less than Reference Price

$1,715*

  • *$50 sign-up credit on your 2nd bill when you sign up during the promotional period
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees

Momentum Energy - Warm Welcome

9% less than Reference Price

$1,875*

  • *$50 welcome credit for new customers
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2.9c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Tango Energy - eSelect

6% less than Reference Price

$1,943

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • Monthly e-billing & direct debit payments required

1st Energy - 1st Saver

6% less than Reference Price

$1,948

  • 5% guaranteed discount off total bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

AGL - Value Saver

5% less than Reference Price

$1,962

  • $50 online sign-up credit
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

EnergyAustralia - Flexi Plan

5% less than Reference Price

$1,963

  • 5% guaranteed discount off total electricity bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4.6c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Origin - Go Variable

5% less than Reference Price

$1,963

  • Up to 300 hours of free energy when you book a move between 15 Oct and 29 Nov 2024, valued at $66.30
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Diamond Energy - Everyday Renewable Saver

3% less than Reference Price

$2,004*

  • *Further 2% lower with pay on time discount
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Amber Electric - Variable Wholesale Prices

N/A

Refer to Amber Electric’s website for a quote

  • Membership fee of $22 per month to access wholesale rates
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 3c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy Locals - Online Member

N/A

Refer to Energy Locals’ website for a quote

  • Access to wholesale usage rates
  • $16.49/month membership fee
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Red Energy - Living Energy Saver

N/A

Refer to Red Energy’s website for a quote

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

This comparison assumes a general electricity usage of about 4,600kWh/year for a household on a single rate tariff. Based on the general electricity usage, the AER Reference Price is $2,066/year. Always ensure that all details are checked directly with the energy retailer before making a purchase decision. This table is sorted based on the cheapest annual estimated cost. We are not making a recommendation about any particular product. Check the Basic Plan Information Documents on Energy Made Easy for further details. All plan information above has been taken directly from each energy retailer’s website. This is not an exhaustive list of energy providers and plans available in this area, nor does it list all the features, fees and charges of each plan. Accurate as of 22 October 2024.

Cheapest electricity providers in QLD (top 10 plans)

Here are the cheapest electricity providers and 10 of the best energy deals for residential customers in QLD, according to Money.com.au’s analysis:

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Ampol Energy

Powering On

2

Dodo

Residential Market

3

GloBird Energy

GloSAVE

4

OVO Energy

One Plan

5

Sumo

SumoSWITCH

6

ENGIE

ENGIE Perks

7

Powershop

Switch Saver

8

Kogan Energy

Free FIRST

9

Pacific Blue

Blue First

10

Alinta Energy

HomeSaver

This list is based on Money.com.au’s analysis of Brisbane electricity plans in the comparison table above. Information is accurate as of 22 October 2024.

If you’re unhappy with your current electricity provider in Queensland, switching is usually a simple process and you can do so online. At the very least, you should contact your existing provider and ask if you’re on their best offer.

Average electricity bill QLD

The average electricity bill in Queensland is $2,066 per year, or about $516.50 per quarter. This figure is based on the Default Market Offer (DMO) set by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) for 2024-25, specifically for residential households on a single-rate tariff without controlled load.

It's important to note that DMO prices apply to customers in South-East Queensland who are on the Energex distribution network.

While the Default Market Offer ensures that retailers charge fair prices for electricity, you can often find better deals. Many power companies provide various "market offers" that usually come with lower prices and additional benefits.

For example, the default price for a residential household on a single-rate tariff in Brisbane on the Energex network is $2,066 per year. However, the cheapest market offer on that same network is currently $1,550 per year, which means you could save more than $500 each year.

Energy bills can be a significant expense for households, especially as the cost of living rises and budgets become tighter. We recently asked Australians to rank the bills they dread the most, and nearly a quarter of respondents in QLD (24%) ranked energy bills as the most dreaded expense.

Cheapest electricity rates in QLD

Some of the cheapest electricity rates in Queensland are currently offered by Ampol Energy, Dodo, GloBird Energy, and Sumo. You can expect a usage rate of about 25 to 30 cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) and a supply charge of 90 to 100 cents per day, according to Energy Made Easy.

Please note that the electricity rates mentioned above are for residential customers on a single rate tariff in Brisbane, specifically within the Energex distribution network, as of October 22, 2024.

Finding a plan with low electricity rates is fantastic, but it's equally important to consider other factors when comparing options. Discounts, sign-up credits, and rewards programs can enhance the overall value beyond just cheap rates. The good news is that you can make direct comparisons using the Reference Price, which helps you gauge how competitive a plan’s pricing really is.

How to find the best energy plans in QLD

To find the cheapest energy plans in QLD, you should consider the following factors:
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Low usage rates

Your electricity usage rates will likely have the most significant impact on your bills, as this reflects the cost for the electricity you consume, measured in cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh). If your household has high energy needs, securing a lower usage rate can lead to significant savings. Even a small difference in the rate can add up over time, especially for families who frequently use appliances like air conditioning and heating. In QLD, a competitive usage rate generally falls between 25 to 30 c/kWh.

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Competitive supply charges

Electricity supply charges are another significant factor driving up energy costs, especially for households with lower power usage. These charges are a fixed daily fee for staying connected to the grid, regardless of your electricity consumption. For low-energy users, supply charges can make up a larger share of the total bill, resulting in higher costs relative to usage. In Queensland, a typical supply charge ranges from 90 to 100 cents per day.

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Discounts and incentives

Discounts and incentives, such as sign-up credits or ongoing bill credits, can provide added value to your energy plan. Some retailers offer "conditional" discounts that require you to meet specific criteria — like paying your bills on time or setting up direct debit payments. Other discounts may be "guaranteed," meaning they are automatically applied to your bill, either on the usage portion or the total amount (including both usage and supply charges). These discounts or bill credits can help offset higher usage and supply costs.

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The benefit period

The benefit period refers to the duration of your energy plan's contract and how long you'll be able to take advantage of any discounts, incentives, and the usage and supply rates you've signed up for. Typically, benefit periods last for 12 or 24 months, though some retailers offer ongoing contracts that allow you to keep these benefits as long as you remain a customer. According to Energy Made Easy, retailers must inform you at least 20 business days before the benefit period is about to expire or change.

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Hidden fees

Other fees can also impact your overall energy costs, such as credit card processing fees, charges for paper bills, late payment fees, and connection fees if you live in a newly built property. You may also face disconnection or reconnection fees, which are imposed by the energy distributor and passed on to your retailer.

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Customer service

Another important consideration is the quality of customer service and support from your energy provider. Make sure to look at online ratings, social media reviews, and any awards they’ve received. It’s also worth checking if they offer user-friendly apps that can help you manage your bills and monitor your energy usage.

Remember that everyone in Queensland uses energy differently. For instance, a household with one occupant usually consumes less power than a larger one with four or more people. Other factors to consider include whether you have solar panels, the type of tariff you’re on, and the energy ratings of your appliances.

Understanding the QLD energy market

Queensland has two electricity distributors that maintain the energy grid and its infrastructure, such as power lines and substations. Distributors are not responsible for billing queries, but rather handle new meter connections and the supply of electricity to homes and businesses across the state.

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  • Energex: Delivers electricity to millions of customers in South East Queensland.
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  • Ergon Energy: Supplies power to the rest of the state, in regional, rural and North Queensland.

For consumers living on the Energex network, you’ll have a baseline price to compare energy deals from, known as the ‘Reference Price’. The current Reference Price in South East QLD is $2,066 per year based on an annual general usage of 4,600 kilowatt-hours for a residential property on a single rate tariff.

If you live in South East Queensland, you shouldn’t have any problem choosing your own energy retailer. In general, residents and small businesses that are located in the following areas can choose from a range of power companies:

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  • Gold Coast
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  • Sunshine Coast
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  • Somerset
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  • Moreton Bay
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  • Redland City
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  • Lockyer Valley
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  • Logan
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  • Ipswich

If you live in regional, rural or North QLD, your choice may be limited to Ergon Energy.

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  • 1st Energy
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  • AGL
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  • Alinta Energy
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  • Amber Electric
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  • Ampol Energy
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  • CovaU Energy
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  • Diamond Energy
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  • Dodo
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  • Electricity in a Box
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  • Energy Locals
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  • EnergyAustralia
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  • ENGIE (formerly Simply Energy)
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  • GloBird Energy
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  • Kogan Energy
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  • Momentum Energy
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  • Nectr
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  • Origin
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  • OVO Energy
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  • Pacific Blue
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  • Powershop
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  • Red Energy
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  • Sumo
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  • Tango Energy

Some of the providers above may not be onboarding new customers at this time. Recent increases to wholesale energy prices have caused some retailers to only service their existing customers.

QLD energy rebates: What’s on offer?

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2024-25 Cost of Living Rebate

Provides a one-time payment of $1,000 to Queensland households to help address rising living costs and energy expenses. To qualify, you must have an electricity account with an energy retailer or embedded network operator as of 1 July 2024.

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Queensland Electricity Rebate

Vulnerable households, including seniors, pensioners, and concession cardholders, may be eligible for a $372.20 rebate through the Queensland Electricity Rebate. This will be paid in quarterly instalments of $75 after 1 July 2024.

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Electricity Life Support Concession Scheme

Concessions are available for eligible Queenslanders who are seriously ill and use home-based medical equipment, such as an oxygen concentrator ($1,024.38 per year) or a kidney dialysis machine ($686.01 per year).

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Home Energy Emergency Assistance Scheme

A one-off assistance package of up to $720 every two years for low-income households experiencing short-term financial hardship.

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Medical Cooling and Heating Electricity Concession Scheme

Several rebates are available to help Queenslanders with chronic medical conditions manage their electricity costs. Currently, eligible applicants can receive $502.98 per year.

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Reticulated Natural Gas Rebate Scheme

A rebate of $89.70 for eligible pensioners and seniors on their reticulated natural gas bill, applied directly through their gas provider.

FAQs about comparing energy in QLD

For Queenslanders living in the south east, you can compare energy providers using a tool like the one on the Energy Made Easy website. Just enter a few details, and you can begin comparing energy plans from various retailers in your area.

Always compare the usage and supply rates on plans, rather than just looking at the cheapest overall price and difference from the Reference Price. The Reference Price is only a baseline for you to compare based on the average household’s electricity consumption needs, but the rates you pay will generally dictate how cheap your plan will be.

Then consider discounts and other value-add incentives that may apply, such as frequent flyer points or a percentage off your bill for paying a certain way.

Some of the cheapest electricity rates in QLD currently belong to Ampol Energy, Dodo, GloBird Energy, and OVO Energy. While these providers are cheap today, there may be new deals on offer tomorrow from other retailers that are cheaper, which is why comparing energy regularly is encouraged.

The best QLD energy providers will be the companies that offer the cheapest electricity prices, as well as no exit fees and hidden charges. Some other factors to consider include the energy provider’s customer service and support, billing and payment options and how long the benefit period is if they’re offering discounts or low rates.

Switching electricity providers is generally straightforward and will only take a few minutes. Here’s a step-by-step checklist to get you started:

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  • Check that there are no exit fees on your existing contract
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  • Compare the latest and cheapest energy plans from multiple retailers
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  • Select your new plan and provider and fill in your details
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  • Your new energy provider will normally handle the breakup with your old provider
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  • Receive confirmation from your new provider of when your account has been switched over

If you’re renting a property in QLD, you can switch energy plans to a provider that best meets your needs. If electricity or gas is included in your rent, then you will not be able to switch providers as it will be your landlord who is in charge of the energy service at your rental property.

It’ll take roughly two business days for your energy account to be switched over to your new provider. The actual switching timeframe may vary depending on the type of meter at your property and the energy tariff you’re on. Be sure to check with your new retailer of how quickly they can transfer you.

If you’re moving house, many QLD energy providers can supply power to your premises on a set date. So, if you know your move-in date, you should be able to select that day for when your electricity or gas account will be activated.

You generally won’t be charged a fee for exiting your current contract early, but some retailers may have exit fees. Other fees to be aware of include payment processing fees, paper bill fees and late payment fees. If you’re moving, most retailers also charge a one-time connection fee for setting up the account and service to your home.

Comparing electricity providers in QLD can help you find cheaper plans and lower energy prices, but you could also discover a range of discounts on electricity plans on top of the standard pricing. Some of the common discounts include pay on time discounts, direct debit discounts, email billing discounts and bundled energy discounts (electricity and gas).

Yes, you can receive electricity and gas from the same energy retailer in South East QLD. Compared to the rest of the eastern states, there are only a handful of gas suppliers in QLD. Although bundling electricity and gas is convenient, check each plan’s rates and features to see if you’re getting a good deal.

There are energy plans designed for customers with solar panels in QLD, which can help reduce or eliminate electricity bills. Retailers offer small rebates known as ‘solar feed-in tariffs’ that pay consumers a rate for exporting electricity back into the grid.

Solar feed-in tariffs vary in QLD, but the highest doesn’t necessarily mean the best, as you’ll need to consider your personal energy needs such as when you use power the most. Remember to check the usage rates and daily supply charges as well as the solar feed-in tariff to ensure the plan is suited to your needs.

Jared Mullane is a finance writer with more than seven years of experience at some of Australia’s biggest finance and consumer brands. His areas of expertise include home loans, personal finance and insurance.

Sean Callery is the Editor of Money.com.au. He has over 15 years of international experience. He is qualified with a Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking (FNS40821) and is compliant to provide general advice in Tier 1 General Insurance (RG 146) products.

Important information

All information and details for listed plans, discounts, incentives, usage rates, supply charges and fees are only accurate based on the examples provided at the time of writing. Actual rates may differ based on your location, your tariff(s) type, electricity use, or eligibility for plans. Product information is subject to change without notice. Before acting on any information on this page, you should confirm the relevant product information with the provider.

General information only

The information on this page is general in nature and has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider whether the information provided and the nature of the product is suitable for you and seek advice if necessary.

We are not providing you with a recommendation or suggestion about a particular energy product. You should review the relevant product information carefully before deciding on which product is best for you.

What products, features and information are shown

While we make every effort to ensure all energy providers available in each relevant market are shown in our comparisons, we do not guarantee that all products are included.

Our product comparisons may not compare all features and attributes relevant to you.

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Money is a corporate authorised representative (CAR 001307399) of 62 Consulting Pty Limited (ABN 88 664 809 303) (AFSL 548573) (62C)
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