Residential Gas Daily Supply Charges Comparison

Gas supply charges calendar iconLooking to compare gas supply charges? Gas supply charges are the amount households pay to be connected to the gas network. Also called the ‘service to property’ charge, fixed charge or service charge, they are usually shown on your bill as a daily rate. Gas supply charges are not based on how much energy you use.

Gas supply charges vary depending on two things;
1. The gas network region you are connected to. There are 36 major gas networks in Australia.
2. The energy retailer who you buy gas through.

Listed below are energy retailer’s gas daily supply charges for residential customers in ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC and WA.

Be aware that gas usage rates are typically charged in blocks, so a single rate may not be the whole story. To find the best deal, click here for WATTever’s hassle-free online comparison to see a personalised cost ranking of the cheapest gas plans for your unique usage. It’s the easiest way to see which gas deals hit the sweet spot for your situation.

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Please note the following about the information above:
1. Daily gas supply charges shown include all available discounts.
2. Where retailers have subscription-based plans, periodic subscription fees are included in the daily supply charge.

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