Is your South East Queensland electricity plan ripping you off?
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Sign 1 — you've never switched
Default plans drift. If you signed up years ago and never moved, you may be on an older version of the same plan with worse rates than the retailer offers new customers today.
Sign 2 — you have solar but little feed-in credit
If your bill shows solar export but almost no feed-in credit, you may be on a plan that doesn't really pay for exports — a tariff mismatch worth fixing.
Sign 3 — a high daily supply charge
The daily supply charge is a fixed cost you pay regardless of usage. If yours is well above the SEQ median, it quietly adds up over a year.
Sign 4 — the bill doesn't add up
Supply + usage − feed-in should roughly match your charges (allowing for GST and any fees). When it doesn't, it's worth a question to your retailer.
A free audit checks all four in about a minute, in dollars.