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in Coffs Harbour

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Compare Energy Bills In Coffs Harbour

energy meter
Cheapest Bill $1,960/annual
Average Bill $2,146/annual
Highest Bill $2,512/annual
Low - user1-2
bed1-2
Medium - user2-3
bed2-3
High - user4+
bed3+

Displayed costs are the lowest, highest & average based on the reference price of our panel of retailers from the New South Wales distributor, Essential. Annual electricity prices displayed include GST and are estimated based on a single rate meter with medium usage (4600 kwh) for the annual billing period. Fees and other once-off charges are excluded. Prices checked and relevant as of the 07/12/24.

Understanding electricity Bills

Your electricity bill in Coffs Harbour has a few key parts to watch for, like supply charges, usage rates, and extra fees. Knowing what each charge means can make it easier to spot savings and compare different providers more accurately.

Supply Charges

Supply Charges

Are the fixed daily cost of staying connected to the grid, even if you haven’t used much power.

Usage Rates

Usage Rates

Are based on how much electricity you’ve actually used, usually shown in cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh).

How to calculate your Energy Bill

Here are some ways you can get the most out of your home energy plan.

Step 1

Step 1

Jot down your main appliances and their energy ratings.

Step 2

Step 2

Estimate how long each one runs each day.

Step 3

Step 3

 Multiply that by the kWh rate on your bill for a rough monthly total.

If that feels like a lot, there are plenty of online calculators to do the maths for you. Getting an idea of your usage can also make it easier to compare rates and spot areas to save.

Factors impacting energy cost in Coffs Harbour

Electricity Cost Factors

Electricity Cost Factors

Electricity costs can vary widely based on factors like season, weather, and grid demand.

Demand Impact

Demand Impact

For example, summer’s hot days often mean higher air-con use, which can drive up rates.

Network Fees

Network Fees

Network fees, which cover the upkeep of infrastructure, also add to overall costs.

Rate Changes

Rate Changes

Understanding these factors helps explain rate changes and may reveal ways to save during high demand.

Why compare energy rates with us?

Transparent comparison you can trust

We make it easy to compare energy rates across different providers with real-time prices and no hidden fees. Whether you’re after lower rates or a more sustainable plan, our tools help simplify your choice.

Extra support and resources

Besides our comparison tools, we’ve got a team on hand to help you find the right energy plan. They can even give you a quote based on your household’s usage patterns. Also answer any questions you may have.

Note: With Compare Club, you could be saving between $266 and $553 compared to the energy reference price.**

Switching to a new provider with Compare Club?

Here’s what can speed things up:

Your latest energy bill

Your latest energy bill

This helps us review your current plan, tariffs, and usage

Your current energy contract

Your current energy contract

Knowing your contract lets us check for any exit fees.

Driver’s licence or passport

Driver’s licence or passport

Required for setting up your new account.

Bank account details

Bank account details

Handy for setting up direct debit on your new account.

Energy statistics for New South Wales

Saving Plan

State-based electricity price comparisons

Electricity costs in NSW can vary from place to place. Comparing your rates to NSW averages can reveal if you’re overpaying and where switching might help.

Average energy usage by household size

Usage changes based on household size and lifestyle. For example:

  • Single-person households: typically 1,500–2,000 kWh per year
  • Families of four: usually around 6,000–8,000 kWh per year

Seeing how your usage stacks up can help you choose a plan that best suits your needs, avoiding unnecessary costs.

State-based rebates and assistance programs

The NSW government offers rebates, such as the Low Income Household Rebate and Seniors Energy Rebate, to help residents with their energy bills. If you’re eligible, these rebates could add up to substantial savings.

Our Energy Retailers

These logos represent the brands that we compare. We do not compare all products on the market and we are not necessarily recommending any of the brands displayed. You will need to talk to a financial advisor to identify the product that best suits your needs.

Electricity and Gas FAQs


Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about electricity and gas:
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It can vary greatly between states. In 2019/20, for example, South Australians paid the highest rates per kilowatt hour (37.68c), followed by NSW (30.45c), VIC (29.28c), the ACT (27.50c), QLD (25.45c), and TAS (24.59c).
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Energy markets are regulated independently, so there are differences between states. The DMO cap only applies to NSW, SA and Southeast QLD. That means the rest of QLD, VIC, ACT, WA, TAS and the NT all operate under different market regulations.
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Absolutely. The NSW government offers a range of energy concessions and rebates. Compare Club can help you find the right rebates for you. You can find a full list of concessions at Service NSW's website.
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There certainly are. Red Energy, Alinta Energy, EnergyAustralia, Lumo Energy, Origin, AGL, Dodo and Aurora Energy all provide solar energy services in NSW.
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Most energy providers in NSW offer customers the option to contribute a carbon-offset fee, or to sign up for a GreenPower plan (essentially a carbon offsetting program). Beyond carbon offsetting, Powershop and Diamond Energy have been ranked as high-performing green energy providers.

Powershop owns wind farms and hydro plants in New South Wales, and Diamond Energy owns biogas plants along with solar and wind farms.

Things you should know

CompareClub.com.au is an on-line energy comparison service and is owned and operated by Compare Club Australia Pty Ltd (ACN: 634 600 007). We have partnered with Zembl to provide you access to their expert staff to assist in selecting the most appropriate energy packages from their panel of providers. Compare Club doesn’t compare all products from all retailers and not all products are available to all customers. In providing a comparison, we don’t necessarily compare all features that may be relevant to you. Please consider the individual product terms and conditions carefully to ensure the product is right for you.

** Savings are calculated compared to the Energy Reference price for a single- rate energy meter based on Compare Club’s best offer as of 25th July 2024