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Compare Electricity in South Australia

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

Written By

Jared Mullane

Last updated14 November 2024

Compare electricity plans and prices from a range of SA energy providers in one place to see if switching is right for you.

Compare Electricity in South Australia

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

Written By

Jared Mullane

Last updated14 November 2024

Compare electricity plans and prices from a range of SA energy providers in one place to see if switching is right for you.

Compare electricity providers in Adelaide

This table below shows a selection of energy retailers offering some of the cheapest electricity plans in South Australia. These estimated costs are based on general household electricity usage for a specific postcode within the SA Power Networks distribution network in Adelaide, SA (see table footer for details).

Energy retailer & plan

Pacific Blue - Blue First

Difference from Reference Price

22% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,737

Notable conditions/incentives

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

Energy retailer & plan

GloBird Energy - GLOSAVE

Difference from Reference Price

20% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,785*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *Further 1% lower with 1% direct debit discount
  • *Further 2% lower with 2% pay on time discount
  • 1.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Momentum Energy - Warm Welcome

Difference from Reference Price

20% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,789*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *$50 welcome credit for new customers
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Kogan Energy - Free FIRST

Difference from Reference Price

17% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,847

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

Powershop - Switch Saver

Difference from Reference Price

17% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,852

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

ENGIE - ENGIE Saver

Difference from Reference Price

15% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,905*

Notable conditions/incentives

  • *Receive a $200 welcome credit on your first electricity bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Nectr - 100% Clean

Difference from Reference Price

10% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,957*

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

Sumo - SumoSWITCH

Difference from Reference Price

12% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$1,964

Notable conditions/incentives

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

Energy retailer & plan

Origin - Go Variable

Difference from Reference Price

10% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,007

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

Tango Energy - eSelect

Difference from Reference Price

7% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,069

Notable conditions/incentives

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

Energy retailer & plan

AGL - Value Saver

Difference from Reference Price

7% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,074

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

7% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,074

Notable conditions/incentives

  • 7% guaranteed discount off total electricity bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

Lumo Energy - Basic

Difference from Reference Price

6% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,086

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Energy retailer & plan

CovaU Energy - Freedom

Difference from Reference Price

6% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,101

Notable conditions/incentives

  • 5% guaranteed discount on total usage charges
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees

Energy retailer & plan

Alinta Energy - HomeSaver

Difference from Reference Price

5% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,118

Notable conditions/incentives

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

Energy retailer & plan

OVO Energy - One Plan

Difference from Reference Price

4% less than Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,184

Notable conditions/incentives

  • Must pre-pay via direct debit (bill smoothing)
  • Earn 3% interest when your account is in credit
  • 2c/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)

$2,120*

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

1st Energy - Standing Offer

Difference from Reference Price

Equal to Reference Price

Annual estimated cost (incl. GST)

$2,224

Notable conditions/incentives

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1.5c/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

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
  • 4.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff
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Pacific Blue - Blue First

22% less than Reference Price

$1,737

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

GloBird Energy - GLOSAVE

20% less than Reference Price

$1,785*

  • *Further 1% lower with 1% direct debit discount
  • *Further 2% lower with 2% pay on time discount
  • 1.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Momentum Energy - Warm Welcome

20% less than Reference Price

$1,789*

  • *$50 welcome credit for new customers
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 2.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Kogan Energy - Free FIRST

17% less than Reference Price

$1,847

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

Powershop - Switch Saver

17% less than Reference Price

$1,852

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

ENGIE - ENGIE Saver

15% less than Reference Price

$1,905*

  • *Receive a $200 welcome credit on your first electricity bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 5.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Nectr - 100% Clean

10% less than Reference Price

$1,957*

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

Sumo - SumoSWITCH

12% less than Reference Price

$1,964

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

Origin - Go Variable

10% less than Reference Price

$2,007

  • 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

Tango Energy - eSelect

7% less than Reference Price

$2,069

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

AGL - Value Saver

7% less than Reference Price

$2,074

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

EnergyAustralia - Flexi Plan

7% less than Reference Price

$2,074

  • 7% guaranteed discount off total electricity bill
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Lumo Energy - Basic

6% less than Reference Price

$2,086

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 4.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

CovaU Energy - Freedom

6% less than Reference Price

$2,101

  • 5% guaranteed discount on total usage charges
  • No lock-in contract or exit fees

Alinta Energy - HomeSaver

5% less than Reference Price

$2,118

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

OVO Energy - One Plan

4% less than Reference Price

$2,184

  • Must pre-pay via direct debit (bill smoothing)
  • Earn 3% interest when your account is in credit
  • 2c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

Diamond Energy - Everyday Renewable Saver

3% less than Reference Price

$2,120*

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

1st Energy - Standing Offer

Equal to Reference Price

$2,224

  • No lock-in contract or exit fees
  • 1.5c/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

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
  • 4.5c/kWh solar feed-in tariff

This comparison assumes a general electricity usage of about 4,000kWh/year for a household on a single rate tariff. Based on the general electricity usage, the AER Reference Price is $2,230/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 SA (top 10 deals)

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

1

Pacific Blue

Blue First

2

GloBird Energy

GloSAVE

3

Momentum Energy

Warm Welcome

4

Kogan Energy

Free FIRST

5

Powershop

Switch Saver

6

ENGIE

ENGIE Saver

7

Nectr

100% Clean

8

Sumo

SumoSWITCH

9

Origin

Go Variable

10

Tango Energy

eSelect

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

South Australians pay some of the highest electricity prices in the country, so it's important to make sure you're getting the best deal possible. If switching providers isn't on your mind right now, be sure to contact your current energy provider and ask if you're on their most competitive electricity plan.

Average electricity bill SA

The average electricity bill in South Australia is $2,230 per year, which translates to about $557.50 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.

While the DMO ensures that South Australian energy retailers charge a fair price for electricity, you can often find better deals. Most retailers offer a variety of "market offer" plans that typically feature lower prices and additional benefits, such as discounts.

For example, the default price for a residential household on a single-rate tariff in Adelaide on the SA Power Network is $2,230 per year. In contrast, the cheapest market offer on that same network is currently $1,737, which means you could save nearly $500 annually.

Energy bills can be a major expense for many households, especially as living costs go up. In a recent survey by Money.com.au, 36% of South Australians said energy bills were the ones they dreaded the most.

Cheapest electricity rates in SA

Some of the cheapest electricity rates in SA currently belong to Pacific Blue, GloBird Energy, Momentum Energy, and Kogan Energy. A good electricity usage rate will typically start from around 35 cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) and 90-100 cents per day for the supply charge, according to Energy Made Easy.

Keep in mind that the above electricity rates apply to residential customers on a single rate tariff in Adelaide on the SA Power Network, as of 22 October 2024.

Finding a plan with low electricity rates is a great start, but it’s also worth considering other factors. Discounts, sign-up credits, and rewards programs can add extra value along with cheap rates. The good news is you can use the Reference Price to make fair comparisons, helping you see how competitive each plan really is.

How to find the best energy plans in SA

To find the cheapest energy plans in SA and choose the best deal for your needs, you can consider the following factors:
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Low usage rates

Start by comparing the usage rates offered by different providers. Look for plans that have lower per-kilowatt-hour rates, especially if you use energy moderately. A lower usage rate can significantly reduce your overall bill, particularly if your household uses air conditioning or heating frequently.

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Competitive supply charges

Supply charges are the fixed fees that energy retailers charge for providing electricity to your home. It’s crucial to find plans with reasonable supply charges, as these can add up over a quarterly bill cycle. A lower daily supply charge is particularly important for low power users, as you’ll incur this fee regardless of your consumption.

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Discounts and incentives

Many providers offer discounts for signing up online, paying on time, or bundling services like gas or internet. Take the time to evaluate these discounts and consider how they apply to your situation. Ensure you understand the terms and conditions, as some discounts may only apply for a limited period.

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The benefit period

Pay attention to the duration of any benefits or discounts. Some energy plans offer attractive usage and supply rates that may revert to higher prices after a year or two. Knowing how long the benefit period is can help you avoid unexpected cost increases down the line.

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Hidden fees

Be mindful about any potential hidden fees or charges. These may include costs for receiving paper bills, paying by credit card, or late payment penalties. Additionally, carefully read the fine print, as you might also encounter connection fees if your property needs to be connected to the grid.

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Customer service

Quality customer service is an underrated factor when choosing an energy plan. Look for providers with strong reputations for customer support, such as online reviews and awards. You might also prefer a company that lets you manage your account through an app, while also allowing you to track your energy usage.

No two households in South Australia are the same, and everyone uses energy in their own way. It’s important to think about your individual circumstances to determine what matters most to you. For instance, you might choose to pay slightly higher rates for better customer service or for access to an app that helps you manage your bills and account.

Understanding the SA energy market

In South Australia, the primary electricity distributor is SA Power Networks - responsible for maintaining the state’s energy grid, supplying energy to residents and restoring power in the event of an outage. In remote areas, electricity may be supplied from a different distributor.

Although distributors have nothing to do with energy bills, the network you are supplied energy through dictates the Reference Price. See below for the current Reference Price in SA, according to the SA Power network.

Distributor and average household annual electricity usageAverage annual cost (Reference Price) for household on a single rate tariff

SA Power Network (4,000kWh)

$2,230

Yes, if you’re a resident or small business owner in South Australia you can choose your own electricity or gas provider. Depending on where you live in SA, your options may be limited, but here are some areas where you should be able to pick from a range of energy providers:

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  • Adelaide
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  • Gawler
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  • Hahndorf
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  • McLaren Vale
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  • Mount Barker
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  • Mount Gambier
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  • Port Augusta
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  • Port Lincoln
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  • Tanunda
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  • Victor Harbor
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  • Whyalla
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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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  • Circular Energy
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  • CovaU Energy
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  • Diamond Energy
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  • Dodo
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  • EnergyAustralia
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  • Energy Locals
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  • ENGIE (formerly Simply Energy)
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  • Future X Power
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  • GloBird Energy
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  • iO Energy Retail Services
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  • Kogan Energy
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  • Lumo Energy
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  • Momentum Energy
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  • Nectr
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  • Next Business Energy
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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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  • RAA Energy
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  • Red Energy
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  • Sumo
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  • Tango Energy
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  • Zen Energy

Keep in mind that not all of the retailers above will be accepting new customers at this point in time. Recent surges in wholesale energy prices have caused some retailers to only sell electricity to their existing customers.

SA energy rebates: What’s on offer?

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Energy Bill Relief

Up to $300 a year for eligible households paid in either quarterly credits or as a one-off bank account payment, and up to $325 a year for eligible small businesses. Electricity retailers will automatically apply this rebate to eligible customers over the 2024-25 period.

2

Cost of Living Concession (COLC)

Assists individuals on low or fixed incomes with their general living expenses, including energy bills. Payments are made via electronic funds transfer (EFT) between August and December each year. For the 2024-25 financial year, eligible households will receive $255.60.

3

SA Concessions Energy Discount Offer

Otherwise known as the ‘SACEDO’, this rebate applies to Origin customers and offers a guaranteed ongoing 17% off electricity usage and supply charges (11% for natural gas). Contact Origin to apply.

4

Emergency Electricity Payment (EEPS)

Rebates of up to $800 are available every two years for electricity customers facing financial hardship. EEPS is designed specifically for those with existing electricity debt, those at risk of disconnection, or those who have already been disconnected.

5

Medical Heating and Cooling Concession

Available to eligible customers on a fixed or low income who have a clinically verified medical condition that necessitates frequent use of heating or cooling in their home to prevent deterioration of their health. The current concession amount is $274.85 per year.

6

Home Dialysis Electricity Concession

An electricity concession is available for eligible customers with kidney disease who receive dialysis treatment at home. Those undergoing at-home dialysis can receive $274.85 each year to help cover the costs of operating their equipment.

7

Residential Park Resident Concession

Eligible customers living in a residential park or caravan park can receive a combined concession to help with energy and utility costs. Homeowners may receive up to $687.05 per year, paid quarterly, while tenants can receive up to $437.05 per year, also paid quarterly.

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Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS)

REPS is a state government initiative, providing incentives for households and businesses to invest in power-saving technology, such as energy-efficient lighting and appliances, air conditioner and hot water upgrades, plus many more.

FAQs about comparing energy in SA

Comparing energy plans in SA is easy and will only take a few minutes. Simply use a comparison tool, such as the one found on Energy Made Easy, and input your details. This will allow you to view and compare a variety of energy plans available in your area.

To find the cheapest electricity prices in Adelaide you’ll need to compare a range of deals from multiple energy providers. You can compare the overall annual cost of each plan and how it stacks up to the Reference Price, then you can dive a little deeper and review the usage rates and supply charges. Finally, check to see if there are any discounts on offer.

South Australia has more than 20 electricity providers to choose from, some of which will appeal more to some customers than others. For instance, you may just be looking for the cheapest electricity prices, whereas your neighbour might be after discounts or access to a rewards program. Ultimately, the best energy provider in SA will depend on your personal circumstances.

Electricity bills in SA are expensive because they include three core components - energy generation costs, network charges (transmission and distribution costs), and retail costs to provide a service to your address. The size of South Australia compared to its population is also a contributing factor, as the grid needs to cover a large geographical area, according to the South Australian Business Chamber.

Once you’ve compared electricity and gas plans in SA, the next step is to choose an energy retailer who offers the best plan for your needs. After you’ve made your decision, making the switch should be relatively simple:

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  • Apply and switch to a new provider
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  • Your new provider should cancel your existing contract with your old provider
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  • Receive confirmation of the change

Yes, renters in SA should be able to change energy retailers so long as the electricity or gas supply isn’t included in their rental agreement. If this is the case, the landlord of the property will be responsible for the energy service at your rental property.

Switching energy providers in SA can take as little as two business days, but this will depend on the type of meter at your property. Once you’ve switched providers, your new power company should provide you with an estimated timeframe of when your energy account will be transferred.

The good news is that most retailers in SA don’t apply exit fees to new market offer contracts, and these breakaway charges are largely a thing of the past. That being said, it doesn’t hurt to check there are no exit fees on your energy plan before making the switch. You can find this information on your current plan’s contract.

Energy retailers in Adelaide are constantly revamping their market offers to encourage new customers to switch. One of the ways retailers entice customers to switch to them is by offering discounts, some of which may include:

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  • Pay on time discount: A percentage off the usage portion or the entirety of your bill. This is the most common type of energy discount, and simply requires you to pay your bill on the specified date.
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  • Direct debit discount: A small deduction for choosing to pay your bills by direct debit. Most retailers encourage direct debit payments as it means less admin for them.
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  • Bundled energy discount: A discount for bundling your electricity and gas with the same energy supplier.
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  • Email billing discount: A small fee waived on your bill for receiving bills electronically, as opposed to via the mail.
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  • Unconditional discount: Known as a ‘guaranteed discount’, where a percentage is automatically taken off the usage charges or the entire bill during the benefit period.

If there is an incentive to do so and the rates of both electricity and gas are low, then bundling your energy can be a great way to save. Although it is convenient to have your utility bills sent from the same provider, just make sure you’re getting a good deal when you compare them separately to other electricity and gas deals in the market.

If you’re in South Australia and have solar, many energy providers offer plans with solar feed-in tariffs - a small rebate for exporting electricity back into the grid. Solar feed-in tariffs vary between retailers as do the usage rates and daily supply charges, so it’s important to review all the components that’ll make up your bill before making a decision.

Jared Mullane is a finance writer with more than eight years of experience at some of Australia’s biggest finance and consumer brands. His areas of expertise include energy, 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.

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