Each network zone has its own market. We rank the cheapest flat-rate plan across the zones, based on a household using 410 kWh/month with no solar. Upload your bill for a personalised comparison.
Electricity plans in Western Australia are split across 2 distribution network zones, each with its own retailers and prices. The cheapest flat-rate residential plan we currently track is Kogan Energy in the Western Power zone at about $1,678/yr for a household using 410 kWh a month with no solar. Across every zone we compare 20 current market plans from 14 retailers, with annual costs running up to $1,962/yr— so the plan you land on can be worth hundreds of dollars a year. Which plans you can choose from depends on your network zone, which is set by your address rather than your retailer. Switching is free, takes about 10 minutes online, and your power is never interrupted during a switch. All rankings are calculated from the Australian Energy Regulator's Energy Made Easy registry, refreshed daily.
Kogan Energy
Average across 7 retailers in this zone
Half of plans in this zone are cheaper, half are more expensive
Kogan Energy
Average across 7 retailers in this zone
Half of plans in this zone are cheaper, half are more expensive
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The cheapest flat-rate residential electricity plan we track in Western Australia is Kogan Energy (Kogan Energy) in the Western Power zone, at about $1,678 a year for a household using 410 kWh a month with no solar. We rank the lowest-cost plan in each of the 2 Western Australia network zones using the Australian Energy Regulator's Energy Made Easy registry.
Across the 20 Western Australia electricity plans we track from 14 retailers, annual costs range from $1,678 up to $1,962 — a gap of about $284 a year. Your saving depends on your usage and network zone, so upload your bill for a figure based on your real numbers.
Western Australia has 2 electricity distribution network zones: Western Power, Horizon Power. Your zone is set by your address, not your retailer, and it determines which plans are available to you.
To compare electricity prices in Western Australia, find your distribution network zone, then compare each plan's usage rate (¢/kWh) and daily supply charge for that zone. BillSense ranks the cheapest plan per zone automatically across 20 plans — or upload your bill to compare on your real usage.
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