Western Melbourne and Victoria

Trend graph based on 13kWh/day energy consumption household.
Distributor: Powercor Australia
Area: Western Melbourne suburbs and western Victoria
Energy retailers review prices for Victorian households in January each year. In 2018, Victorian households experienced a price hike of around 15% across the retail energy market, largely driven by the Hazelwood coal power station shutdown. This year, there have been no major impacts to energy supply and a steady increase in regulatory and media scrutiny on energy pricing, so retail energy prices have been fairly stable for Victorians during the January price change.
This year, there has been some welcome news for Victorian households from the three biggest ‘tier 1’ retailers, AGL, Origin Energy and Energy Australia:
Among the smaller energy competitors in Victoria, there has been some pricing movement:
Trend graph based on 13kWh/day energy consumption household.
Distributor: Powercor Australia
Area: Western Melbourne suburbs and western Victoria
Trend graph based on 13kWh/day energy consumption household.
Distributor: Ausnet Services
Area: Outer northern and eastern suburbs and eastern Victoria
Trend graph based on 13kWh/day energy consumption household.
Distributor: United Energy Distribution
Area: Southern suburbs and Mornington peninsula
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Distributor: Citipower
Area: City and inner suburbs
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Distributor: Jemena
Area: Northern and north-western Melbourne suburbs
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