Electricity Plans in Macquarie University 2109
What’s the cheapest electricity plan in Macquarie University?
Cheapest plan, on average
The cheapest electricity plan currently available in Macquarie University 2109, assuming generic and average household usage and eligibility, is NSW ENGIE Solar Sharer Standing Elec at $2,606/yr from ENGIE, as of 30 October 2026. 30 residential plans are compared below.
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That is the market average answer. Yours is different.
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There are 30 electricity plans available in Macquarie University, New South Wales, and only one of them is the best-priced for you.
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Compare 30 electricity plans available in Macquarie University, New South Wales — 30 residential (ranked above) and 0 business. Distribution network: Ausgrid. Plans requiring solar panels, batteries, or EV chargers are excluded from this generic comparison.
Price history
How have electricity prices changed in Macquarie University?
At 4,745 kWh a year, the cheapest plan in Macquarie University costs $1,668/yr today, down from a peak of $1,800/yr in July 25. The market average is $2,025/yr.
Prices shown are quarterly estimates based on 13 kWh/day usage under Single Rate tariffs. Includes all available discounts and GST. Excludes once-off fees and charges. Data from grouply.co CDR pipeline.
Bill breakdown
Where does an electricity bill in Macquarie University go?
The DMO reference price assuming consumption of 3,900 kWh per year is $1,965 per year. 32%, or $620 of that, is the Ausgriddistribution network charge, which pays for the ‘poles and wires’ and other physical infrastructure that delivers power to your home. This charge remains the same no matter which retailer you buy your energy through.
The Ausgrid residential single-rate distribution tariff (EA010) is 44.76c a day plus 11.70c/kWh. The cheapest plan listed on this page charges 57.92c/kWh, so 46.22c/kWh of that rate covers energy and retail.
Distribution charges are the published residential single-rate tariff from the Australian Energy Regulator’s network tariff schedules. Customers on a time-of-use or demand distribution tariff pay a different network amount.
Offers vs the reference price
How many electricity offers in Macquarie University beat the reference price?
0% of the 30 market offers available in Macquarie University (0 of 30) are at or below the DMO of $1,965/yr at 3,900 kWh a year.
Default Offer prices tend to get the most media coverage, because they are the most simple and visible part of the retailer energy pricing confusopoly. However, most energy consumers are on Market Offers, which start off cheaper than Default Offers — you want a plan that’s right over to the left side of this chart. Inevitably, over time, if you don’t monitor your bills and don’t switch to stay on a competitively priced plan, your plan will drift toward the right, and could wind up costing even more than the ‘safety net’ Default Offer price.
Number of plans by annual cost, $100 bands, at 3,900 kWh/yr.
Reference price: Default Market Offer 2025-26 (DMO 7) (Australian Energy Regulator). Each offer is compared at the reference consumption its own network uses, so both sides of the comparison describe the same household.
By household size
Average electricity bill in Macquarie University by household size
In Macquarie University 2109, estimated annual costs by household size are 1 person (3,000 kWh a year): $2,101/yr cheapest, $2,116/yr average; 2 people (4,000 kWh a year): $2,606/yr cheapest, $2,621/yr average; 3 people (5,000 kWh a year): $3,111/yr cheapest, $3,126/yr average; 4 or more people (8,000 kWh a year): $4,626/yr cheapest, $4,641/yr average.
Usage bands are indicative household sizes, not a measurement of any particular home. Costs are the plans’ own published annual estimates at each usage.
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Annual cost at 4,000 kWh/yr with the default load curve. Cheapest first. Showing 8 of 30 plans.
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Methodology and data
Plan rates and annual cost estimates are read from the Consumer Data Right (CDR) energy plan register, which every retailer is required to publish, and refreshed daily. This page lists 30 residential electricity offers serving Macquarie University 2109; last refreshed 30 October 2026.
Reference prices are the published regulated benchmarks for each distribution network, set by Australian Energy Regulator. Each offer is compared with its own network’s reference price at that network’s reference consumption. Networks with no published reference price carry no percentage comparison on this page rather than a substituted figure.
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Source: Consumer Data Right (CDR) Energy Plan Data · Full methodology