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Kogan EnergyBurnie
Kogan Energy
Usage
25.2¢/kWh
Annual
$1,678
116¢/day supplySwitch →
Burnie is served by the TasNetworks network. We rank the cheapest flat-rate plan available here using live government data, based on a household using 410 kWh/month with no solar. Upload your bill for a comparison on your actual usage.
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Kogan Energy
Average across 7 retailers serving Burnie
Half of plans available in Burnie are cheaper, half are more expensive
Rates shown are for the TasNetworks network, which supplies Burnie. See the full TasNetworks zone breakdown or all Tasmania plans.
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Electricity prices in Burnie vary because retailers on the TasNetworks network set different usage rates (from 25.2¢/kWh) and daily supply charges — across 10 plans from 7 retailers, annual costs run as high as $1,962/yr. Switching electricity plans is free, takes about 10 minutes online, and your power is never interrupted during a switch. All figures are drawn from the Australian Energy Regulator's Energy Made Easy registry.
The cheapest flat-rate residential electricity plan in Burnie is Kogan Energy (Kogan Energy), at about $1,678 a year for a household using 410 kWh a month on the TasNetworks network, roughly $145 less than the Burnie area average of $1,823. Figures come from the Australian Energy Regulator's Energy Made Easy registry.
A Burnie household on a mid-range plan (around $1,836 a year) could move to the cheapest available plan at $1,678 a year. Your actual saving depends on how much power you use, so upload your bill for a figure based on your real usage.
To compare electricity prices in Burnie, look at each plan's usage rate (¢/kWh) and daily supply charge across every retailer on the TasNetworks network, then work out the annual cost for your household. BillSense does this automatically across 10 plans and currently ranks Kogan Energy (Kogan Energy) cheapest at $1,678 a year — or upload your bill to compare on your real usage.
Burnie is served by the TasNetworks distribution network. BillSense compares 10 market electricity plans from 7 retailers available on it.
Daily. Rates are refreshed each day from the government's Energy Made Easy registry, last updated 16 Aug 2026, so the comparison reflects current pricing.
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