Tariff facts by network
What do time-of-use electricity plans charge at peak and off-peak on the AusNet Services network?
In one line
Time-of-use plans on the AusNet Services network (Victoria) charge 27.04c to 62c per kWh at peak (median 41.57c) and 4.09c to 31c off-peak (median 18.43c) across 234 published time-of-use plans. Read from the regulator's published rates on 8 November 2026.
Electricity check · step 1 of 3
How many people at home?
One or twoabout 2,000 kWh a yearThree or fourabout 4,000 kWh a yearFive or moreabout 6,000 kWh a yearI have my billthe kWh and the amount printed on it
Tap one to begin. Two more questions, your postcode and the bill, then every published plan on your network, cheapest first. Open the check
The figures
| Peak, lowest | 27.04c/kWh |
|---|---|
| Peak, median | 41.57c/kWh |
| Off-peak, lowest | 4.09c/kWh |
| Off-peak, median | 18.43c/kWh |
| Plans | 234 |
Source: Victorian Energy Compare register (Essential Services Commission). Estimates from published rates at the stated usage; not retailer quotes.
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