Victoria
Victoria has several electricity distribution networks, including AusNet, CitiPower, Jemena, Powercor and United Energy. These networks cover different parts of metropolitan Melbourne, regional Victoria and outer areas. A business’s physical location determines which distributor it is connected to.
Queensland
Queensland is mainly serviced by Energex and Ergon Energy. Energex generally covers South East Queensland, while Ergon Energy services many regional and remote areas. Because Queensland covers a large and diverse geography, network costs and tariff structures can vary depending on where a business is located.
New South Wales
New South Wales has multiple electricity distribution networks, including Essential Energy, Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy. These networks service different geographic areas across the state, from metropolitan Sydney through to regional and rural NSW. Businesses in different NSW network areas may be assigned different tariffs and network charge structures.
South Australia
South Australia’s electricity distribution network is operated by SA Power Networks. Businesses across the state are connected through this network, with tariff assignment depending on usage profile, demand and site characteristics.
Tasmania
Tasmania’s electricity distribution network is operated by TasNetworks. TasNetworks manages the poles and wires that deliver electricity to Tasmanian homes and businesses across the state.
Need help understanding your network charges?
Network tariffs, demand charges and large market electricity bills can be complex. Choice Energy can review your bill, identify your network tariff and help assess whether your business may be eligible for a more suitable tariff structure.
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