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How much more does a standing offer cost than a market offer on the Evoenergy network?
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On the Evoenergy network (ACT), the cheapest standing offer costs $1,379 a year for a household using 4,000 kWh (ActewAGL's Home time-of-use daytime economy) against $932 for the cheapest market offer (ActewAGL's Smart Saver plan time-of-use), a gap of $447 a year. Read from the regulator's published rates on 8 November 2026.
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The figures
| Cheapest standing offer | ActewAGL Home time-of-use daytime economy: $1,379 a year |
|---|---|
| Cheapest market offer | ActewAGL Smart Saver plan time-of-use: $932 a year |
| Gap | $447 a year |
Source: Energy Made Easy plan data (Australian Energy Regulator). Estimates from published rates at the stated usage; not retailer quotes.
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