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$300 energy rebate

$300 energy rebate for all

All Australian households are set to receive a $300 energy rebate from the Australian Government from July 2024. While eligible small businesses will get $325. This $3.5 billion cost-of-living measure announced in the federal budget will be automatically applied to the energy bills.

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Demand tariffs in NSW your guide

Demand Tariffs in NSW. The need to knows.

Let’s talk about demand tariffs in NSW. Many households don’t even know they have a demand tariff associated with their property. And lots of those that do wish they didn’t have it. This Guide explains the important things you should know if you have a demand tariff and are looking

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Energy complaints. How to fix it fast

Energy complaints. How to fix it fast

Given the millions of energy customers, it’s not surprising that thousands of complaints about energy retailers are made annually. Customers want some form of resolution and, at the very least, acknowledgement of the issue raised.

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Daytime Saver EV plans

Where are the Daytime Saver EV plans?

A growing number of energy retailers now offer electricity plans for households with EVs. The biggest drawcard on these “EV-only” plans is usually their discounted EV “charging” hours. With electricity generation is at its cheapest during the middle of the day across Australia, the obvious question is, where are all

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tariffs in energex

Tariffs in Energex for smart meters households. WTH is going on?

Some households in South East Queensland with smart meters installed before July 2025 are discovering something is happening with the tariff attached to their meter. Previously their power bills had a flat rate but now most retailers are only making available demand tariffs these smart meter households. We’ll break down why this

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2023-24 DMO electricity price surge

2023-24 DMO electricity prices surge

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has today released their final determination for the 2023–24 DMO (Default Market Offer) prices. Sure, there is only a small percentage of households on the DMO offer. But, like the canary in the coal mine – when the DMO price goes up, it’s a clear signal that

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