How much does it cost to run your household appliances - a breakdown
Energy prices have been climbing in Australia over the last few years and Aussies are feeling the pressure.
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Energy prices have been climbing in Australia over the last few years and Aussies are feeling the pressure.
A lot of people tend to receive their energy bill, pay it and wait for the next one to roll around without putting too much thought into what they’ve just received. While this may be perfectly fine for some people, it may see others paying for more energy than they’ve used while driving up the price of your energy bill.
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has released a draft determination for the Default Market Offer (DMO) for the 2025-26 period, proposing increases in electricity prices for residential and small business customers in New South Wales, South East Queensland, and South Australia.
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If you’ve ever felt like your electricity bill is written in a secret code, you’re not alone. Between confusing charges, seasonal rates, stepped pricing, and “loyalty” penalties for not switching, keeping up with energy costs can feel like a full-time job.
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Are you leaving money on the table by sticking with your current energy provider? Mozo's latest research reveals that Aussies could save hundreds of dollars a year by making the switch. With energy prices climbing higher than ever, the power is truly in your hands to cut costs and take control.
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Winter is here, and unfortunately along with it higher energy bills. The Australian Energy Regulator recently issued its decision on the default market offers that set the baseline for retailers, and since July electricity prices have risen by up to a quarter in some states. This means that now is the time to check that you’re not spending more than you need to on heating your home. While turning down the heating or forgoing the electric blanket on some nights is bound to save you some money on your household energy bill, the biggest savings could be accessed by switching to a better value plan.How much could you save? Well, our researchers found that on average, households could save $447 per year for residential electricity and $274 per year for residential gas by comparing providers^.If you are dreading the impact power hikes might have on your own electricity and gas bills this winter, it makes sense to do a quick price review. Try our Free energy plan comparison service to compare some options available in your postcode and see if you could save by switching.
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