Utility Tariff and Pricing Updates

As part of our commitment to keeping you informed, we would like to share the upcoming utility pricing updates for the 2025/2026 financial year, following the recent release of the WA State Government Budget.

Electricity Tariff Updates

The State Government has forecast the following increases, effective 1 July 2025:

• 2.5% increase to:

A1 Residential Tariff
L1 Small Business Tariff
R1 Small Business Time-of-Use Tariff
C1 Community Service Plan Tariff

• 5.09% increase to the L3 Medium Business Tariff

• 10.11% increase to the R3 Medium Business Time-of-Use Tariff (i.e. Advanced NMI meter required)

These changes will be formally confirmed in the Government Gazette expected by 1 July 2025. Once gazetted, EnergyTec will update electricity supply charges in our billing system accordingly.

Note: As the EN Code of Practice comes into effect, changes to the notification process will apply.

Gas Pricing

Gas pricing for commercial small-use customers will be updated to reflect the regulated maximum price cap published by the State Government, unless specific instructions have been provided.

Water Pricing

Water pricing will be adjusted in line with Water Corporation’s published Residential and Business water usage and sewer volume charges, where applicable.

Note: If you have specific on-sell instructions or contracted rates in place, no changes will be applied unless confirmed in writing.

Unsure which tariffs apply to your asset?

Tariffs in embedded networks are generally set in line with tenancy lease agreements and reflect equivalent regulated retail tariffs. As part of our Advantage service package, EnergyTec offers annual Tariff Review Reports to ensure each tenant’s electricity consumption aligns with the correct gazetted rate.

Contact us to learn more about our tailored service packages.

EnergyTec FY25/26 Service Pricing

Please note that from 1 July 2025, EnergyTec’s service pricing will be adjusted to reflect a round 3% CPI increase. This applies to your current level of service.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss how these changes may affect your property or tenants, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’re here to help.