Residential Gas Usage Rates Comparison

Gas Meter gas usage rates Looking to Compare Gas Usage Rates? Listed below are energy retailer’s latest gas usage rates for households in the ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC and WA. What are Usage Rates? Usage Rates are the amount you pay per Megajoule (MJ) for the gas you consume in your home. This includes gas for heating, hot water, clothes dryers, cooktops and ovens. Usage rates are charged one of two ways. 1. Anytime rates have the same cost whether gas is used at anytime of the year. Usage rates may change once you use a set amount of energy. 2. Seasonal rates have a peak winter season and off-peak non-winter season usage rates where the peak season rates are higher than the off-peak season rates. Usage Rates vary depending on; 1. The gas network region you are connected to. There are 36 gas networks in Australia. 2. The energy retailer you buy gas from.
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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Jemena Gas Network Residential Gas Usage Rates (Eastern and Central NSW)

AGN Albury Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

AGN Monaro Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

AGN Murray Valley NSW Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

AGN North NSW Residential Gas Usage Rates (Regional NSW)

AGN Riverina Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

AGN Tumut Valley Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

AGN Wagga Wagga Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

Allgas Energy Network Residential Gas Usage Rates (Tweed Heads)

APA Central Ranges Network Residential Gas Usage Rates

Evoenergy Queanbeyan Gas Network Residential Gas Usage Rates (Regional NSW)

Note: Usage Rates shown are per MJ and include GST and all available discounts.

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