Feed-in tariffs in Australia

Public Power Corporation's green tariff for July rose 14% compared to June, versus a 22% increase in the wholesale price of electricity during the same period.

For July, the Public Power Corporation (PPC) is offering the second-largest discount since the introduction of special tariffs earlier this year, keeping green electricity rates low for most consumers. The PPC’s 31% discount absorbs a significant portion of June’s 22% increase in wholesale prices, resulting in a household electricity rate of 0.1355 euros per kilowatt-hour.

Electricity bills will be even lower in March, as the continued de-escalation of gas rates drags down the price of electricity in the wholesale market.

For March, the charge per kilowatt-hour on the green tariffs is estimated to move to 10 to 11 cents, while for the yellow-marked tariffs the charge will drop to pre-energy crisis levels, with the price per kWh even below 8 cents.

The country's power suppliers have announced significantly reduced electricity tariffs for February, with Public Power Corporation (PPC) saying that its rate is down 57-64% compared to January.