Energy Tariffs
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- Single rate tariffSingle rate is the simplest electricity tariff, and is still the most common tariff used across Australia.
- Time of Use tariffTime of Use tariff means different prices will apply for your energy consumption at different times of the day
- Transitional Time of Use tariffsThe transitional Time of Use tariff (ToU) is intended to help energy consumers migrate from single-rate tariffs, onto Time of Use tariffs.
- Climate Saver tariffClimate Saver is a legacy tariff that was offered to households in the Powercor network in Victoria.
- All about Demand tariffs?Demand tariffs are intended to reward energy consumers who avoid contributing to peak network loads, and penalise that do.
- How does Bill Hero handle GST?The regulations require GST-inclusive pricing in all official Fact Sheets and marketing materials. However, some retailers still display ex-GST pricing in their bills.
- Solar Net MeteringSolar plans specify that only households with ‘net metering’ are eligible - here’s what that means
- Wholesale pass-through pricingSome retailers charge a membership fee and pass on the wholesale price directly to consumers