Who is my energy distributor?

Your electricity or gas retailer will buy energy from one of the distributors listed in the table, depending on where in VIC you're based. Electricity distributors in VIC Distributor Network area Jemena North and north-western suburbs CitiPower Melbourne CBD and inner suburbs AusNet Services Outer northern and eastern suburbs and eastern Victoria United Energy Distribution Southern suburbs and the Mornington Peninsula Powercor Western Victoria, excluding all of Melbourne Gas distributors in VIC Distributor Network area Australian Gas Networks Melbourne CBD to the north and north-east, and south-east of Frankston and Cranbourne to regional towns as far as Bairnsdale Multinet Gas Melbourne's inner and outer east, the Yarra Ranges and South Gippsland AusNet Services Western Melbourne, central and western Victoria

Who is the cheapest energy supplier in Victoria?

The energy providers offering the cheapest electricity rates in VIC can change from month to month. Fortunately, we update our database daily, so you'll always be able to find the most affordable energy provider in Melbourne or VIC. Have a look at this month's top contenders to see if switching is worthwhile.

Who is the cheapest gas provider in Victoria?

The cheapest gas provider in VIC can change each month. But we do the hard work of keeping our database updated daily so you'll know exactly which provider's offering the best rates at any given point. Have a look at our guide to the cheapest energy plans to see which provider's looking to claim your business.

Is gas or electricity cheaper in Melbourne?

According to Australian Climate Systems, on average, Victoria is 3c/MJ for gas and 36c/kWh for electricity. Overall, this means electricity is cheaper to run. However this estimate is based on 2020 data. Also, the cost efficiency of gas or electricity depends on a number of factors like your lifestyle, fuel available to you, how much space you want to heat or cool, how many people live in the home, market rates and how energy-efficient your appliances are .

Is gas or electricity cheaper in Melbourne?

Powershop and ENGIE (formerly Simply Energy) are popular choices for their affordable plans and green initiatives .

What is the electricity and gas rebate in Victoria?

Victorian households receive up to $300 and eligible small businesses receive up to $325 to help with the cost of their electricity bills , with the first payments applied as of August 2024. Households will receive their payments in quarterly instalments ($75 per quarter), while small businesses receive a one-off payment ($325).

What is the $250 energy rebate in Victoria?

The Victorian Government offers a $250 Power Saving Bonus, which you will receive when you compare your energy plan via their dedicated comparison site, compare.energy.vic.gov.au. You receive the $50 payment for comparing - you don't need to actually switch to be eligible for the rebate. You receive the payment via cheque 4-6 weeks after comparing.