NSW EnergyApril 3, 2026 · 8 min read · Australia
Electricity Cost NSW 2026 Rates, Plans & Saving Tips
NSW electricity costs 28-35c/kWh with competitive retail market. Average household bill: A$1,600-2,000/year. TOU rates offer off-peak as low as 15-20c. Compare on Energy Made Easy.
Usage rates: 28-35c/kWh depending on retailer and plan
Usage rates: 28-35c/kWh depending on retailer and plan
Supply charge: 90c-A$1.20/day depending on distributor area
Supply charge: 90c-A$1.20/day depending on distributor area
TOU off-peak: 15-22c/kWh (10pm-7am)
TOU off-peak: 15-22c/kWh (10pm-7am) — great for EV and hot water
Compare retailers on energymadeeasy.gov.au
Compare retailers on energymadeeasy.gov.au — save A$200-500/yr
Solar + battery maximizes savings in NSW with good sun and high rates
Solar + battery maximizes savings in NSW with good sun and high rates
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