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EnergyAustralia Business Balance Plan 12 - Peak with CL

EnergyAustralia's Business Balance Plan 12 - Peak with CL on the SA Power Networks electricity network (South Australia) costs an estimated $187 a month for a small business using 4,000 kWh a year, 118th cheapest of 146 published plans on the network at that usage (median $173). Read from the retailer's rates as published to the Australian Energy Regulator on 8 Nov 2026 (retailer's record last updated 5 Nov 2026). GST as published; conditional discounts, controlled load and feed-in excluded from the estimate.

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EnergyAustralia's Business Balance Plan 12 - Peak with CL costs an estimated $187 a month, $2,247 a year, for a small business using 4,000 kWh a year on the SA Power Networks network (South Australia), 118th cheapest of 146 published plans, priced at 40.77c/kWh plus 168.71c a day with controlled load 20.22c/kWh, solar feed-in 3.30c/kWh and a 0.1% guaranteed discount, as read from the regulator's listings on 8 Nov 2026. The cheapest is Blue NRG's Blue Direct ABC at $129 a month. See Blue NRG's plan.

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Cheapest on SA Power Networks on 8 Nov 2026

The lowest published estimates at 4,000 kWh a year, one retailer each, as read from the regulator's listings on 8 Nov 2026. Ranked on estimated cost alone; nothing is promoted.

  1. Cheapest · our recommendation
    4,000 kWh a year on SA Power Networks · price read 2026-11-08
    $129/mo
    $1,543/yr

What it costs

Supply charge plus usage at each annual figure, from the published rates. Your retailer's quote is the price you pay.

2,000 kWh a year
$119/mo
$1,431 a year · 119th of 146 plans · median $111
4,000 kWh a year
$187/mo
$2,247 a year · 118th of 146 plans · median $173
6,000 kWh a year
$255/mo
$3,062 a year · 117th of 146 plans · median $238

The rate card

As published to the regulator; cents including GST where the retailer publishes it that way.

Supply charge
168.71c a day
Usage
40.77c per kWh
Controlled load
20.22c per kWh
Solar feed-in
3.30c per kWh
Discounts
0.1% guaranteed
Who can take this plan, as the retailer states it
  • Quarterly billing unless monthly billing is applied for eligible customers. Further information regarding billing frequency is available at https://www.energyaustralia.com.au/business/help-and-support/faqs/accounts-bills-and-payments. Please refer to www.energyaustralia.com.au for eligibility information relating to solar, as well as full terms and conditions.
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How the estimate is built: supply + single usage rate at 2000/4000/6000 kWh/yr; GST as published; discounts, controlled load and feed-in excluded

Where this plan applies

Electricity offers are published per distribution network, so the rates above hold for every postcode on it.

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Related plans

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Source: the retailer's plan as published to the Australian Energy Regulator (Energy Made Easy record ENE252010MBE32), checked daily. Ranked on estimated cost alone; nothing is promoted. How this is collected

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