Demand tariffs
On our residential demand tariff, you pay time of use rates each day, a demand charge for the maximum demand in the evening peak period, and a daily supply charge.
Your electricity demand is based on your highest electricity use in a 30-minute window during the evening peak period. Demand tariffs can help you save if you can minimise your use during peak periods.
Please be aware the tariff links below will take you to the Australian Governments' Energy Made Easy website. Once the page loads, you will need to enter your postcode to see the tariff information (it may take a few seconds for this to appear).
Tariff 14C
This is a demand tariff is for customers that can minimise peak demand between 4pm and 9pm everyday of the year.
While the daily supply charge is lower than Tariff 11, customers should take the demand charge into account in determining whether this tariff is suitable. All rates include GST.
Peak period: 4pm to 9pm daily
Night (shoulder) period: 9pm to 11am daily
Day (off peak) period: 11am to 4pm daily
| From 1 July 2025 - Current Rate | COST |
|---|---|
| Peak demand per kW | $8.53490 |
| Peak usage per kWh | $0.24984 |
| Day (off peak) usage per kWh | $0.22680 |
| Night (shoulder) usage per kWh | $0.28035 |
| Supply charge per day | $1.26666 |
View Basic Plan Information for Tariff 14C
View Basic Plan Information for Tariff 14C and Tariff 31
View Basic Plan Information for Tariff 14C and Tariff 33
View Basic Plan Information for Tariff 14C with Tariff 31 and Tariff 33
Changing your tariff
There's no cost to change your primary tariff. If you have a smart meter, you can request to change to Tariff 14C by visiting My Account, clicking on 'smart meter features', then 'tariff comparison'. You can also call our friendly local team on 13 10 46. We'll never change your tariff unless you explicitly consent.
If you have a basic meter, you’ll first need to upgrade to a smart meter. You can request a smart meter online. While there’s no additional charge for a smart meter, your switchboard needs to be compliant for the meter change to take place. Your electrical contractor can assist you in assessing your switchboard.