Household electricity pricing

Regulated electricity prices are determined by the State Government annually as part of the State Budget process.
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The Western Australian Government regulates Synergy’s and Horizon Power's electricity prices in line with the following electricity by-laws:

This means that Horizon Power and Synergy must make the regulated price available to their small use customers and some larger customers.

The electricity tariff by-laws set out the fees and charges Synergy and Horizon Power may charge during the course of supplying electricity to customers. Changes to electricity tariffs, fees and charges are considered by the Western Australian Government annually as part of the State Budget process.

Find out more about pricing requirements in residential electricity on-selling situations, for instance in some apartment buildings, retirement villages, or residential parks, on the On-selling of electricity and gas page. More information about proposed regulation of these embedded networks is available on the Alternative Electricity Services page.

Uniform Tariff Policy

The Uniform Tariff Policy means that small use Synergy and Horizon Power customers are all charged the same rate. This includes customers in remote regions, where the costs to supply electricity are considerably higher.

The extra costs of supplying electricity to these areas are partially funded by the Tariff Equalisation Contribution through electricity network charges in the South West Interconnected System (SWIS).

New to Western Australia

The Economic Regulation Authority has a guide on how energy is supplied to your residence.

Residential pricing

All prices below are current as 1 July 2023.

Residential electricity tariff: A1 and A2
TariffCharges
1 July 2023
Current
1 July 2024
A1 & A2Supply charge - per day$1.1046$1.1322
Supply charge for additional homes - cents per day43.917945.0158
Electricity charge - cents per unit30.81231.5823

 

Residential hot water heading tariff (existing customers only): B1
TariffCharges
1 July 2023
Current
1 July 2024
B1Supply charge - cents per day23.272923.8547
Supply charge for additional homes - cents per day23.272923.8547
Electricity charge - cents per unit12.856913.1783

 

Combined residential/business properties tariff: K1 and K2
TariffCharges
1 July 2023
Current
1 July 2024
K1 & K2
 
Supply charge - per day$1.9492$1.9979
Electricity charge - cents per unit for:  
First 20 units per day32.188632.9933
Between 21-1650 units per day30.333531.0918
More than 1650 units per day34.199935.0549

 

Community and charitable organisation tariff: C1 and C2
TariffCharges
1 July 2023
Current
1 July 2024
C1 & C2
 
Supply charge $1.0660$1.0927
Electricity charge - cents per unit for:  
First 20 units per day24.9.3525.5261
Between 21-1650 units per day26.570427.2347
More than 1650 units per day25.344325.9779

 

Combined and charitable organisations/residential properties tariff: D1 and D2
TariffCharges
1 July 2023
Current
1 July 2024
D1 & D2Supply charge $1.0513$1.0776
Supply charge for additional homes - cents per day38.979139.9536
Electricity charge - cents per unit26.712027.3798

All rates provided are subject to rounding at the fourth decimal place. 

Please note: One electrical unit represents 1 kilowatt-hour.

Please contact Synergy or Horizon Power for the exact rate that applies.

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