C2 Community Service tariff

The C2 tariff is available to small voluntary and charitable organisations.

Eligible businesses include

Community clubs

such as Apex, Rotary and Lions

Youth groups

such as Scouts, Girls Brigade and YMCA

Non-profit groups & accommodation

such as the Arts Council, Amnesty International, St Vincent De Paul and Youth Crisis Centre

Fire & rescue groups

such as the Volunteer Fire Brigade and Sea Rescue

Apply to connect

You can apply for this tariff if in writing, providing evidence which clearly illustrates that the conditions set out in the Energy Operators (Regional Power Corporation) (Charges) By-Laws 2006 have been met.

Download the application form

Supply charge	$1.1200 per day
0-20 kWh/day	26.1643 cents/kWh
20-1,650 kWh/day	27.9156 cents/kWh
>1,650 kWh/day	26.6273 cents/kWh

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Billing

Description	Fee
Account establishment	$26.55
Copy of customer invoice request	No fee
Card transaction fee	0.34%
Dishonour fee (via Australia Post)	$30.42
Dishonour fee (via direct debit)	$2.76
Overdue account notices	$6.42*
Over the counter payment (Australia Post)	$2.81
Paper bill fee	$1.32
*GST not applicable

Metering

Description	Fee
Adding or removing meters from an embedded network account	Quote required
Embedded network management	$345.00
Interval data request	$31.57
Manual meter read - manual	$168.00
Manual meter read - special	$25.28
Meter test - standard meter testing	$274.00
Meter test - concession rate	$171.00
Meter damage	$942.00
Rebilling of an embedded network master meter account	Quote required
Reconciliation of embedded network master account	Quote required
Remote meter configuration	$29.10
Remote reconnection or disconnection	$6.87
Subsidiary electricity meter rental (daily charge)	$0.1790

Electricity fees and charges

We provide a range of retail and network services for customers and contractors. Visit our pricing page to view all fees and charges, effective 1 July 2025.

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