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Business electricity in the TasNetworks network

TasNetworks operates the poles and wires across Tasmania. Every business site in that area connects to this network, and every retailer selling to the site buys its distribution services from TasNetworks and passes those charges through.

State or territory
Tasmania
Service area
Tasmania
Network operator
TasNetworks
Who sells electricity
Retailers — TasNetworks does not sell electricity to customers

Business electricity plans in the TasNetworks network

Advertised offers, ranked by estimated annual cost for 20,000 kWh a year.

As at 10 May 2026

  • Aurora Energy

    Monthly Demand Low Voltage

    $4,510/yr

    Usage
    14.9c
    Supply
    $4/day

  • Solstice Energy

    Solstice Scoreboard Irrigation

    $4,897/yr

    Usage
    18.2c
    Supply
    $3/day

  • Energy Locals

    Business Member

    $4,956/yr

    Usage
    22.3c
    Supply
    $1/day

  • Energy Locals

    Business Member

    $4,987/yr

    Usage
    22.7c
    Supply
    $1/day

  • Energy Locals

    Business Member

    $5,018/yr

    Usage
    22.7c
    Supply
    $1/day

Estimated annual cost at 20,000 kWh. Methodology · State price index · All Tasmania plans

Compare with my bill

Who is TasNetworks?

TasNetworks owns and operates Tasmania's poles and wires. With one network across the state, the retail offer is where plans differ; the smaller market also means fewer retailers compete for some sites.

What you control, and what you don't

The network is fixed, and so are the regulated charges for using it. What a business can change is the retail side: the usage rate, the daily supply charge, the contract term and the conditions attached to a discount. Those are the parts that differ between offers.

That is why comparing on a single advertised rate can mislead. A plan with a low usage rate and a high supply charge can cost more for a site with modest consumption, and a time-of-use plan can look cheaper on average while costing more for a business that runs in the evening peak.

How to compare business plans in this network

Start with a recent bill for the site. It carries the usage, the billing period and the network tariff details needed to cost plans against how the site actually runs, rather than against an assumed profile. Upload a bill and compare business electricity plans — it is free and takes about a minute.

For the market context, the business electricity price index shows the median advertised rate in TAS and how it moved. The methodology sets out the formula, the exclusions and the limitations.

Frequently asked questions

Do I choose my electricity network?

No. The distribution network is set by where the site is, not by your choice of retailer. You choose a retailer; that retailer passes the regulated network charges through on your bill.

Does the network affect which plan is cheapest?

Network charges are regulated and are the same for every retailer serving a site in this network, so they largely cancel out when plans are compared. The retail usage rate, the supply charge and how they fit your site's load decide the ranking. Not every plan is offered in every network.

Why do advertised rates here differ from other parts of the state?

Different networks have different regulated charges and different levels of retailer competition. A state-level average is a useful market indicator, but the plans available at the site's actual address are what determine its bill.

Can I switch networks?

No. The network is fixed by the site's location. If the site moves or its connection changes, the network may change, and the plans available at the new address should be compared again.

Understand the bill behind the plan

These guides explain the mechanics that decide what a plan actually costs, so the comparison is easier to judge: all business electricity guides.