Compare our
Business Electricity Rates
Victoria Pricing
New South Wales Pricing
Queensland Pricing
South Australia Pricing
With our rates, what you see is what you get.
Small, medium, and large-sized businesses across Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and South East Queensland benefit from Blue NRG’s competitive and transparent rates.
In keeping with our simple approach and transparency, most of our small and medium business customers are not bound by fixed terms or exit fees.
Our customers stay with us for the no-nonsense customer service experience they receive. Clear and accurate billing, the My Account portal, and our Melbourne-based Customer Experience Team that answers 96% of calls within 30 seconds are all good reasons to switch to Blue NRG.
With Blue NRG you receive:
- Great electricity rates
- No merchant fees on credit card payments made under a direct debit arrangement
- No lock in contract*
- Monthly e-Billing
- Access to the My Account portal
- Smart Bills – consolidated billing for multiple accounts
*For customers who use less than: 40MWh in VIC, 100MWh in NSW and QLD, and 160MWh SA
Solar Feed-in Tariffs
State
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
South East Queensland
Feed-in Tariff c/kWh (cents per kilowatt hour) (ex. GST)
4.9c/kwh (Effective from 1st August 2023)
5.0 c/kWh
5.0 c/kWh
5.0 c/kWh
GST: If you are registered for GST and notify us of your ABN, we will credit you an amount for the GST.
This means we will increase the feed-in tariff payable to you to cover GST payable on the supply.
Solar Feed-in Terms and Conditions
Blue NRG Default Electricity Tariffs and Charges for Large Customers
Effective 26 September 2022
The following tariffs and charges apply and are payable by large customers upon the expiry of a negotiated contract with Blue NRG or where Blue NRG is the existing energy supplier to the premises of a large customer, who has not entered into a negotiated contract.
The following tariffs and charges do not apply to small customers and are not generally available.
The following tariffs and charges are inclusive of GST and are exclusive of network, metering, loss factors, market and other charges.
State (location of premises)
VIC
VIC
NSW
NSW
QLD
QLD
SA
SA
Charge type
Peak
Off Peak
Peak
Off Peak
Peak
Off Peak
Peak
Off Peak
Amount
($ incl GST) per kwh
($ incl GST) per kwh
$0.4045
$0.3077
$0.4407
$0.3428
$0.4948
$0.2770
$0.4154
$0.2778
Peak period is from 7:00am – 11:00pm (local GMT+10 time) on business days.
Off Peak period is at all other times.
Frequently asked questions
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Why do retail electricity rates change?
There are three major components of a typical energy bill: energy costs (for electricity generation), network costs (for delivery of energy via power lines) and retail costs (for procuring energy, providing service, billing etc). Energy bills also include components for Australian and state and territory government-based environmental programs such as those aimed at increasing renewable electricity generation.
To meet customer demand, energy retailers, like us, buy electricity from the wholesale market where prices for electricity can fluctuate. From time to time, we alter our retail energy charges to reflect changes in wholesale electricity costs. Your network distributor may alter the costs they pass on to us annually, and we adjust your network energy charges to reflect those changes.
Market charges incurred by us are for government mandated environmental schemes and fees for Australia’s independent energy market operator, AEMO. We seek to align your market charges to the costs we incur.
We are continually seeking opportunities to reduce our costs and achieve operational efficiency and excellence. Lowering our costs enables us to pass on cost benefits to our customers.
What is the Default Market Offer?
The DMO is the annual maximum total bill amount energy retailers can charge for the standing offer prices based on a set average usage amount. It was also designed as a reference price to make it easier for customers to compare energy plans.
It is based on an annual usage amount of 20,000 kWh per year. As a Blue NRG customer, it’s very likely you’re on a market offer with us. In the link below, you can access information about how the DMO compares to the current market offers available at Blue NRG in New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland.
As an existing Blue NRG customer, you may wish to review the DMO rates in one of the tables below and get in touch with us about any queries you may have. If you do nothing, everything will remain as is with your current plan.
What is the Victorian Default Offer?
The VDO is part of the Victorian Government’s Energy Fairness Plan to ensure a fair price for more Victorian households and small businesses for their electricity usage. Victorian households and small businesses (with the exception of embedded network customers) can ask a retailer for the VDO or can use the VDO rates to compare against offers to ensure they’re getting value for money on electricity.
From 1 January 2020 the VDO covers all standing offers, including those based on time-of-use, demand, and flexible tariff structures. This has broadened the VDO to provide a safeguard for all standing offer customers.
If you are on a flexible tariff market offer (usually indicated with peak / off peak rates on your invoice), a new regulated price has been introduced from 1 January 2020, so you may wish to review what that means for you now.
Regulated price or market offer – which is better?
According to both the AER and the ESC, the DMO and the VDO do not necessarily reflect the best offers available to customers. The Australian Energy Council has advised customers to stay on or switch to a market deal with your retailer rather than rely on the regulated pricing because it will save you money.
Call us on 1300 599 888 today to see if a Blue NRG offer is right for you.