Calculators

Perform the calculation you need

Your electricity tariff

Who supplies your power, and on what tariff?

We fill in current 2026–27 NSW rates. Have your bill handy? Tick the box below and enter only the prices printed on it.

State

Customer type

Network on your bill as “Distributor”

Retailer

Tariff type

Enter my own rates from my bill — leave blank anything your bill doesn’t show; we keep using our figures for it.

Usage rate c/kWh

Anytime / general usage

Peak c/kWh

Usually 3pm–9pm

Shoulder c/kWh

Daytime, where your tariff has one

Off-peak c/kWh

Overnight

Controlled load c/kWh

Separate hot-water circuit

Daily supply charge c/day

Also shown as $/day

Solar feed-in c/kWh

What you are paid to export

Demand charge c/kW/day

Business demand tariffs

Website optional — where did you get these rates?

Only used to check and update our tariff records. It is never shown on the website.

Prices you type are saved anonymously — no name, email, address or IP — and help us give better estimates to other NSW households on the same retailer and network.

Your driving

Distance driven each week300 km

The Australian average is roughly 250–300km a week.

Vehicle efficiency16 kWh/100km

Small EV ~14, mid-size ~16–18, large SUV or ute ~22–26.

When would you normally charge?

Spare daytime solar you could divert60%

How much of the charge a smart charger could take from your own generation.

Charger

Petrol price you are comparing against$1.95 /L

Charging cost per year

$0/ year

Charging mostly from your own solar is the cheapest kilometre available.

Saved vs petrol

per year

Cost per 100km

electricity

CO₂ cut

tonnes / yr

How each charging pattern compares

Charging pattern	Rate	Per year

Electricity needed for driving0 kWh/yr

Equivalent petrol cost$0/yr

Charger supply & install (indicative)$0

Charger pays for itself in0 yrs

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Estimates only, for planning — your actual result depends on your tariff, roof, usage and the products chosen. Rebate and tariff figures are current as of September 2026: the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program (tiered per-kWh via STCs) and the STC discount on new solar step down on a set schedule, the NSW PDRS household battery install incentive is suspended, and we confirm the exact value at quote. Verify current values with the Clean Energy Regulator and NSW Government.