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Solstice Energy Standard Business Flat Rate

Solstice Energy's Standard Business Flat Rate on the TasNetworks electricity network (Tasmania) costs an estimated $127 a month for a small business using 4,000 kWh a year, 17th cheapest of 69 published plans on the network at that usage (median $129). Rates: 153.00c a day supply and 24.25c per kWh. Read from the retailer's rates as published to the Australian Energy Regulator on 8 Nov 2026 (retailer's record last updated 14 July 2026). GST as published; conditional discounts, controlled load and feed-in excluded from the estimate.

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Solstice Energy's Standard Business Flat Rate costs an estimated $127 a month, $1,528 a year, for a small business using 4,000 kWh a year on the TasNetworks network (Tasmania), 17th cheapest of 69 published plans, priced at 24.25c/kWh plus 153.00c a day with solar feed-in 11.00c/kWh, as read from the regulator's feed on 8 Nov 2026. The cheapest is 1st Energy's 1st Quartz - Tariff 94, Business Time of Use at $116 a month. See 1st Energy's plan.

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Next step

Once the electricity is sorted, the same business can name the insurance it needs through the business insurance check: nine short questions, then the brief goes to a licensed broker who contacts you.

Cheapest on the TasNetworks network today

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

  1. Cheapest · our recommendation
    4,000 kWh a year on TasNetworks · price read 2026-11-08
    $116/mo
    $1,388/yr
  2. Alternative · 4th cheapest
    4,000 kWh a year on TasNetworks · price read 2026-11-08
    $117/mo
    $1,410/yr
  3. Alternative · 11th cheapest
    4,000 kWh a year on TasNetworks · price read 2026-11-08
    $119/mo
    $1,424/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
$87/mo
$1,043 a year · 18th of 69 plans · median $88
4,000 kWh a year
$127/mo
$1,528 a year · 17th of 69 plans · median $129
6,000 kWh a year
$168/mo
$2,013 a year · 17th of 69 plans · median $169

Unchanged since the 7 Nov 2026 snapshot. Dated record for 8 Nov 2026

The rate card

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

Supply charge
153.00c a day
Usage
24.25c per kWh
Controlled load
none published
Solar feed-in
11.00c per kWh
Discounts
no guaranteed discount

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.

Every plan on the TasNetworks network

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Related plans

The brand's page, the comparison this plan is ranked in, and the plans most like it. Every price on them is read from the same data as this page.

Source: the retailer's plan as published to the Australian Energy Regulator (Energy Made Easy record SOL1140406SBE1), re-read nightly. Ranked on estimated cost alone; nothing is promoted. How this is collected

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