Red Energy on Essential Energy Far West: rank 3 of 19, about $1,953 a year

On Essential Energy Far West (NSW), Red Energy's cheapest plan ranks 3 of 19 at about $1,953 a year for a home using 12 kWh a day. On Essential Energy it ranks 17 of 17, $481 a year more than GloBird Energy. Across 12 networks, Red Energy is mid-priced (the top 42%).

Red Energy at a glance

  • On price, Red Energy is mid-priced: across 12 networks its cheapest plan ranks on average in the top 42% of retailers.
  • Its best position is on Essential Energy Far West (NSW), where it ranks 3 of 19 retailers at about $1,953 a year for a home using 12 kWh a day.
  • Its weakest is Essential Energy (NSW): 17 of 17, $481 a year more than the cheapest plan there (GloBird Energy).
  • For solar homes, Red Energy's best feed-in tariff with no catches is 5.0c per kWh (on Energex, the best from any retailer there is 10.0c).
  • Red Energy sells 13 plans with free hours of power each day, such as Midday Power Saver.
  • Sign-up offers listed in the government data include Taronga Family Flex Membership.

Rank = where Red Energy's cheapest plan sits among every retailer's cheapest plan on that network (1 is cheapest). Yearly bills are estimates for a home using 12 kWh a day, including GST and the daily charge.

Red Energy's cheapest plan vs every retailer, by network
StateNetworkRankRed Energy yearly billPlanCheapest on networkRed Energy best feed-inBest feed-in on network
NSWAusgrid14/29$1,724Living Energy Saver$1,198 (Tango Energy)2.5c10.0c
NSWEndeavour13/30$1,851Living Energy Saver$1,626 (GloBird Energy)2.5c10.0c
NSWEssential Energy17/17$2,379Standing Offer (SunSoak)$1,898 (GloBird Energy)2.5c10.0c
NSWEssential Energy Far West3/19$1,953Living Energy Saver (SunSoak)$1,905 (Tango Energy)2.5c10.0c
QLDEnergex14/27$1,685Red Power5 (TOU Interval V2)$1,393 (Nectr)5.0c10.0c
VICAusNet Services10/25$1,377Red Power5$1,256 (Tango Energy)1.0c8.0c
VICCitipower10/25$1,240Red Power5$1,126 (1st Energy)1.0c8.0c
VICJemena10/25$1,267Red Power5$1,156 (1st Energy)1.0c8.0c
VICPowercor10/25$1,357Red Power5$1,226 (1st Energy)1.0c8.0c
VICUnited Energy11/26$1,273Red Power5$1,140 (1st Energy)1.0c8.0c
SASA Power Networks13/27$2,262Living Energy Saver$1,966 (1st Energy)2.0c8.0c
ACTEvoenergy3/10$1,754Living Energy Saver (020)$1,509 (ActewAGL)2.5c10.0c

A price review only, from the government plan feed, which may contain errors. It doesn't cover customer service. PowerPicker isn't affiliated with Red Energy.

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Common questions

Is Red Energy cheap?

On price, Red Energy is mid-priced: across 12 networks its cheapest plan ranks on average in the top 42% of retailers. Its weakest is Essential Energy (NSW): 17 of 17, $481 a year more than the cheapest plan there (GloBird Energy).

Is Red Energy good for solar?

For solar homes, Red Energy's best feed-in tariff with no catches is 5.0c per kWh (on Energex, the best from any retailer there is 10.0c).

Is Red Energy cheaper than AGL?

Red Energy's cheapest plan is cheaper than AGL's on 10 of the 11 networks where both sell. See AGL vs Red Energy for each network.

Is Red Energy cheaper than Origin?

Red Energy's cheapest plan is cheaper than Origin's on 7 of the 12 networks where both sell. See Origin vs Red Energy for each network.

How does this review work?

We price every current Red Energy plan in the government's data for a home using 12 kWh a day, and compare its cheapest plan with every other retailer's cheapest plan on the same network. It's a price review only: it doesn't rate customer service.