EnergyAustralia has become the latest power and gas supplier to announce steep increases in prices, lifting tariffs by as much as 18.9 per cent in Queensland.
that benchmark prices for electricity, called the Default Market Offer, could be increased by up to 18 per cent in NSW and 12 per cent in Queensland from July 1.
The retailer pointed out that the percentage increases are not always comparable because it depends on the actual amount of the original tariff.“Even after these price increases, the vast majority of our residential and small business customers will be at or below the Default Market Offer or the Victorian Default Offer,” a Momentum spokesman said., has increased prices for household customers in NSW, Queensland and South Australia by an average of 17-19 per cent.
“The price increases for market offers are competitive for our largest customer bases ,” a Snowy spokesman said.
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