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Sam BaranEdited by
Joselle Delos ReyesUpdated
We've gone through a variety of the energy apps available in Finder's database to determine the energy apps with the best features. Be aware that most apps need a smart reader to reach their full potential so reach out to your provider and ask if you have one installed.
There are alternative apps that can help you keep track of your energy bill.

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AGL's app goes above and beyond, offering you the chance to speak live to AGL customer service without closing the app. On top of that, AGL lets you see your solar production and exports. You can track your solar battery charge and see AGL Virtual Power Plant events that you might benefit from.

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In-app account and preference controls

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The aurora+ app does have a few useful features such as decent usage graphs and clearly presented information. There are also reports that you can't access up-to-the-minute usage info, instead having to wait a day or more to see your consumption.

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The EnergyAustralia app allows both electricity and gas customers to manage their account and pay their bills online. There are graphs available that let you compare your usage to the previous year, but they're only for electricity.

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Horizon Power has some more in-depth graphs than most of the other providers' apps. It allows you to see usage down to the hour plus how much power your appliances have consumed. You can view outages from the home screen, check planned outages and report faults in the app.

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Following Kogan's general design philosophy, the Kogan mobile app is straightforward to use. Its best feature is the detailed graphs of your power usage, including how much you spent on electricity each day.

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As Australia's largest energy company, Origin has an app to match. It lets you track your usage and costs – for solar, power and gas – down to the hour. You may be able to set up app alerts and notifications for things like bills and usage, depending on your account and device settings.

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The Powershop app stands out with extremely detailed insights into your power usage, including usage/cost graphs and an estimate of future use. You can also pre-purchase several energy packs through the in-app store, saving you from visiting the website.

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ENGIE doesn't go much beyond the basics, with monthly usage charts and limited ability to compare to previous years. You do have the option to apply for payment plans and other financial hardship tools in-app, which could be useful.
If you're keen on taking your energy management further, there are apps and devices that can help you track your usage and reduce it. Here are some of our favourites:
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Yes, our favourite solar energy apps are MySolarEdge and Enlighten from Enphase. These apps provide information on how much energy you're consuming and storing, as well as each panel's individual energy production.
The MySolarEdge monitoring app is available on Apple and Android.
The Enlighten app from Enphase is also on Apple and Android.
Yes, Lumo Energy has two apps for its customers. The Lumo Energy app lets you view your bills and payment history, track your usage and compare consumption from one bill period to the next. Solar customers can also see how much electricity they've exported and the credits they've earned. You can download the Lumo Energy app from the App Store and Google Play. The separate Lumo Rewards app lets customers who've signed up to Lumo Rewards claim savings across a range of categories, such as food, entertainment, travel and more.
Yes, if you have a smart reader, your provider's energy app will allow you to track your energy consumption and usage.
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Sam Baran is a writer for Finder, covering topics across the tech, telco and utilities sectors. They enjoy decrypting technical jargon and helping people compare complex products easily. When they aren't writing, you'll find Sam's head buried in a book or working on their latest short story. Sam has a Bachelor of Advanced Science from the University of Sydney. See full bio
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