If you’re an AGL customer but didn’t accept a market contract energy plan or are using energy without contacting us to set up an account, then you are on a standard retail contract. The standard retail contract is a plan that is governed by the applicable energy regulations.
If you sign up to an electricity standard retail contract, on 1 July 2026 your prices will change and the solar feed-in tariff will decrease. Your tariff type may also change.
Please keep in mind that prices for standard retail contracts will change on 1 July 2026. Any applicable solar feed-in tariff will decrease to 0c/kWh on 1 July 2026. Tariff types (e.g. single rate or time of use) for some customers may also change. If you sign up, we'll let you know the new prices that will apply from 1 July 2026. The new prices will also be published at www.agl.com.au/src.
If you sign up to a gas standard retail contract, these prices will change on 31 July 2026.
Please keep in mind that prices for gas standard retail contracts will change on 31 July 2026. If you sign up, we’ll let you know the new prices that will apply from that date. The new prices will also be published at www.agl.com.au/src.
Select the applicable booklet below for more information.
The rates and fees applicable on our standard retail contract for NSW are as follows:
Former APG and amaysim standard retail contract customers are subject to AGL’s standard retail contract fees and rates as listed above.
Former Click Energy standard retail customers are subject to AGL’s standard retail contract fees and rates as listed above.
The rates applicable on our standard retail contract for ACT are as follows:
For Ampol Energy standard retail contract customers who transferred to AGL from 27 October 2025,
the rates are as follows:
The Australian Government’s Solar Sharer Offer (SSO) is an opt-in electricity offer for residential customers in NSW, QLD and SA that includes three hours of free electricity usage daily (11am-2pm in NSW and QLD and 12pm-3pm in SA).
The SSO is best suited to customers who can shift their usage to the free usage period. Not shifting your usage to this period could result in higher electricity costs.
You may be charged for use exceeding the reasonable use cap during the free usage period.
Daily supply and controlled load charges still apply during the free usage period.
A smart meter is required to be eligible for this offer. If you don’t have a smart meter, we can arrange to have one installed on your behalf.
To opt-in to this plan, please call us on 131 245.
A Basic Plan Information Document for this plan is available at agl.com.au/bpid
