Electricity Plans in 2600
Australian Capital Territory • Essential Energy network
Data updated: 17 January 2026
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| Retailer | Plan Type | Off Peak | Peak Rate | Shoulder | Feed In Tariffarrow_downward | Daily Charge | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Amber Electric Battery + Solar: Variable Wholesale Prices (estimate) | Flat | 21.45c/kWh | N/A | N/A | 24.6c/kWh | N/A | |
 Energy Locals Local Member | TOU | 27.73c/kWh | 39.09c/kWh | 31.36c/kWh | 15.0c/kWh | N/A | |
Energy Locals Online Member | TOU | 27.27c/kWh | 38.64c/kWh | 30.45c/kWh | 15.0c/kWh | N/A | |
Energy Locals Local Member | TOU | 25.00c/kWh | 35.45c/kWh | 22.27c/kWh | 15.0c/kWh | N/A | |
 EnergyAustralia Solar Max (7 day TOU Interval) | TOU | 29.10c/kWh | 44.50c/kWh | 17.42c/kWh | 8.0c/kWh | N/A | |
EnergyAustralia Solar Max | TOU | 22.09c/kWh | 40.08c/kWh | 29.76c/kWh | 8.0c/kWh | N/A | |
EnergyAustralia Solar Max | Flat | 33.00c/kWh | N/A | N/A | 8.0c/kWh | N/A | |
 ActewAGL Battery Saver with controlled load | Flat | 32.63c/kWh | N/A | N/A | 8.0c/kWh | N/A | |
ActewAGL TOU daytime+CL - 25% off supply&usage - Compare&Connect | TOU | 16.00c/kWh | 44.07c/kWh | 29.00c/kWh | 6.0c/kWh | N/A | |
ActewAGL Demand + CL - 25% off supply & usage - Compare&Connect | Flat | 27.05c/kWh | N/A | N/A | 6.0c/kWh | N/A |
Showing 10 of 53 plans in postcode 2600
Tips for Comparing Plans
High FiT isn't everything
A high feed-in tariff with high usage rates might cost more overall. Consider the full picture.
Time-of-use can save
If you can shift usage to off-peak times, TOU plans often offer better value for solar households.
Check for discounts
Pay-on-time and direct debit discounts can significantly reduce your bill. Make sure you can meet the conditions.
Even the Best Rates Have Limits
Switching energy plans can save you 10-15% on your bill. But solar and batteries can cut your bill by 70-90%.
Rate Shopping Only
Typical annual savings
- checkLower per-kWh rates
- checkNo upfront cost
- closeStill paying for all electricity
- closeExposed to price rises
Add Solar Panels
Typical annual savings
- checkGenerate your own power
- checkEarn feed-in credits
- check3-4 year payback
- checkUp to $3,000+ rebate available
Solar + Battery
Typical annual savings
- checkUse solar power at night
- checkBlackout protection
- checkNear energy independence
- check~$4,000 battery rebate now
Why Rate Shopping Isn't Enough
The maths is simple: Even if you find the cheapest rate at 18c/kWh, you're still paying for every kilowatt-hour you use. At average usage of 18kWh/day, that's still ~$1152/year just on usage.
Solar changes the equation: A 6.6kW system generates ~25kWh/day in ACT — more than most homes use. You generate your own power for free, and get paid for the excess.
Batteries complete the picture: Without a battery, you export cheap and buy back expensive. A battery lets you use your solar power at night when rates are highest, maximising your savings.
Annual Bill Comparison
Based on 18kWh daily usage, 6.6kW solar, 10kWh battery
Ready to Take Control of Your Energy?
Whether you're looking to switch plans, add solar, or install a battery — we can help you find the best solution for your home in 2600.