If you would like more details about the energy offers below,
or any of our other energy offers, please call 131 245.
Victorian Price and Product Information Statements* (Market Contract)
Click on the relevant link below and then enter your postcode to view AGL's Advantage 5 energy plan details:
*Discounts apply under this energy plan. The Price and Product Information Statements provide details on how the discount is applied.
Victorian Standard Retail Contract Terms (Standing Offer)
If you are an AGL customer but did not accept a Market Contract energy plan offer, then you are on a Standard Retail Contract. In Victoria this is called a Standing Offer.
Victorian Default Contract Terms (Deemed Contract)
If you move into a premises and use gas or electricity that AGL supplies without contacting us to set up an account, or if you have always been an AGL customer but have not entered into any other contract with us, then you are in a Default Contract with AGL. In Victoria this is called a Deemed Contract.
Victorian Standard Retail Contract Energy Prices
(Standing Offer and Deemed Contract)
Victorian Feed-in Tariffs
The Victorian Government introduced a new Transitional Feed-in Tariff (TFiT) to replace the Premium Feed-in Tariff (PFiT), due to the Premium Feed-in Tariff scheme capacity of 100 megawatts being reached.
Eligible customers with small scale solar PV systems can now apply for the new Transitional Feed-in Tariff. For larger systems, and other types of renewable energy, a Standard Feed-in Tariff is available.
There are now three Victorian feed-in tariffs:
- Transitional Feed-in Tariff (TFiT)
The Transitional Feed-in Tariff started 1 January 2012 and is open to new applicants.
The Transitional Feed-in Tariff offers properties with small-scale solar PV systems, of up to five kilowatts in size, a guaranteed minimum credit of 25 cents per kWh* for all excess electricity fed back into the grid.
AGL offers an additional 8 cents per kWh* for the Transitional Feed-in-tariff.
To view AGL's current Transitional Feed-in Tariff Offer, please click here.
- Standard Feed-in Tariff (SFiT)
Victoria’s Standard Feed-in Tariff is available to eligible properties generating electricity from wind, solar, hydro and biomass sources with a generation capacity of up to 100 kilowatts.
The Standard Feed-in Tariff allows eligible customers to receive a payment rate for any excess electricity they feed back into the state’s electricity grid.
To view AGL’s current Standard Feed-in Tariff prices, please click here.
- Premium Feed-in Tariff (PFiT)
The Premium Feed-in Tariff scheme was closed to new applicants on 29 December 2011.
AGL Feed-in Tariff terms:
For more information on any of these feed-in tariffs, please refer to www.dpi.vic.gov.au/feedintariff
It all adds up.
In Victoria, your potential earnings are calculated using the net metering system. Under this system only the electricity in excess of what you use is fed into the grid, and you’re paid a feed–in tariff per kWh for this electricity.
Over time, the advantages of generating solar power can really work for you. Especially when you’re with AGL.
- With solar power you could draw less electricity from the grid, because the electricity your system generates can help power your home. And less electricity from the grid can mean less on your bill.
- At times your home may generate more electricity than your home requires, which is fed into the grid.
- With AGL, you’ll receive 8 cents per kWh* for the Transitional Feed-in-tariff, in addition to the minimum government feed-in tariff amount1. So your solar power system could help reduce your electricity bill. So your solar power system could help reduce your electricity bill.
* All amounts shown are GST exclusive. Any premium applied by AGL in addition to the government’s feed-in tariff may be subject to change.
1 Subject to site eligibility for the relevant Victorian Government Solar Feed-in Tariff Scheme. The government’s feed-in tariff may be subject to change without notice. Any premium applied by AGL in addition to the government’s feed-in tariff may be subject to change.
Victorian Energy Retail Code
In Victoria, the Energy Retail Code is provided by the Essential Services Commision (ESC) and outlines the rights and obligations of the customer and retailer in relation to the sale of electricity and gas.
Retailer of Last Resort
Please find AGL's electricity and gas default contract for retailer of last resort situations. This contract applies automatically between AGL and electricity and gas consumers allocated to AGL if their current electricity or gas retailer can no longer supply them becasue their retail licence has been revoked by the Essential Services Commission or right to acquire electricity or gas from the wholesale market is suspended.