Price changes from 1 July 2025

What’s changing?

Each year our electricity prices are regulated and set by the Queensland Competition Authority (QCA). The prices reflect the cost of supplying electricity to customers, and we're required by Queensland legislation to charge these prices.

The QCA have released the draft residential electricity prices for 2025-26, which are summarised below. We’ll update this page once the QCA release the final prices.

The Queensland Government subsidises the price of electricity for regional Queenslanders to ensure we are on par with other parts of the state, given the vast geographic distances to deliver electricity across regional and remote Queensland.

Draft price changes from 1 July 2025

This year, we’ve seen an increase in the draft prices handed down by the QCA. This was mainly due to increased network costs, which were partly offset by a decrease in the cost of electricity we buy on your behalf:

• The bill for a typical small business on Tariff 20 is expected to increase by 6.8% or around $171 a year
• Typical large customers on Tariff 44, Tariff 45 or Tariff 46 are expected to pay around 1.1% - 1.9% more for electricity.

Practical measures to help you

We know using electricity in your business is a part of everyday life. Here are some tips to help you with the upcoming changes:

Save on your bill with our energy tips

Just a few small changes in how you use electricity in your business can make a real difference to your power bill. We have a wealth of energy saving tips for businesses on our website.

Break up your bill

Direct Debit gives you the flexibility to pay your bills weekly, fortnightly, monthly or quarterly. You can setup Direct Debit with My Account or by calling us on 13 10 46.