Looking for the lowest fixed gas rates?
We’ve summarised the cheapest residential gas fixed usage rates for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra and Perth for each retailer’s publicly listed gas plans. Fixed rate plans generally have a 12 month benefit period however some will be fixed to a specific date so make sure to check the Basic Plan Information Document / Energy Price Fact Sheets for the duration of the fixed rate period.
Select your State/Territory:
Cheapest fixed gas rates by retailer in the Australian Capital Territory (Canberra – Evoenergy Gas network)
Cheapest fixed gas rates by retailer in New South Wales (Sydney – Jemena network)
Cheapest fixed gas rates by retailer in Queensland (Brisbane – AGN Brisbane network)
Cheapest fixed gas rates by retailer in South Australia (Adelaide – AGN South Australia)
Cheapest fixed gas rates by retailer in Victoria (Melbourne – AGN Central 2 network)
Cheapest fixed gas rates by retailer in Western Australia (Perth – ATCO MWSW network)
^ Rates shown are per MJ and include GST and all available discounts. Plans are updated weekly from retailer’s Basic Plan Information Documents (BPIDs)/Energy Price Fact Sheets.
Retailer plans are ranked based on the estimated cost for their lowest cost plan for a household using:
ACT – 36,936 MJ of gas p.a. in the Evoenergy network.
NSW – 19,978 MJ of gas p.a. in the Jemena network.
QLD – 7,649 MJ of gas p.a. in the AGN Brisbane network.
SA – 22,321 MJ of gas p.a. in the AGN South Australia network.
TAS – 36.936 MJ of gas p.a. in the Tas Gas network.
VIC – 50,743 MJ of gas p.a. in the AGN Central 2 network.
WA – 18,542 MJ of gas p.a. in the ATCO MWSW network.
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