Red Energy feed-in tariffs at a glance
Red Energy has 969 residential electricity plans with a retailer-paid feed-in tariff in the data: 429 in New South Wales, 160 in Victoria, 225 in Queensland, 41 in South Australia, 114 in the ACT. 496 of Red Energy's plans are unconditional and 473 carry a condition (a cap, step, time window plus eligibility rule, battery, VPP, bundle, membership, wholesale estimate or negative rate). 380 of Red Energy's records still list a closed government scheme rate; those rates are excluded.
Red Energy's best plan by state and distributor
One row per distribution zone Red Energy serves: the plan with the highest retailer-paid rate there, with the condition from the record, the hours it applies, the first general usage rate (the peak rate on a time-of-use plan), the daily supply charge and the lastUpdated date the retailer stamped on the record. Red Energy's 5 Victorian rows (plan IDs ending @VEC) show usage and supply ex GST; its other 6 rows are GST inclusive.
| State | Distributor | Plan | FiT max | Condition | Window | Usage rate | Supply charge | Record updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NSW | Ausgrid | Living Energy Saver | 6.7c | Conditional: stepped or capped rate | 16:00 to 20:59 every day | 25.56c (incl. GST) | 122.50c a day (incl. GST) | 13 October 2026 |
| NSW | Endeavour Energy | Living Energy Saver (Demand) | 15.4c | Conditional: stepped or capped rate | 16:00 to 19:59 weekdays | 25.69c peak (incl. GST) | 132.50c a day (incl. GST) | 13 October 2026 |
| NSW | Essential Energy | Standing Offer Flat Rate (Demand) | 15.4c | Conditional: stepped or capped rate | 17:00 to 19:59 every day | 31.82c peak (incl. GST) | 247.46c a day (incl. GST) | 31 August 2026 |
| VIC | AusNet Services | Living Energy Saver | 1c | Unconditional | all hours | 23.50c (ex GST) | 114.98c a day (ex GST) | 6 October 2026 |
| VIC | CitiPower | Living Energy Saver | 1c | Unconditional | all hours | 21.55c (ex GST) | 99.80c a day (ex GST) | 6 October 2026 |
| VIC | Jemena | Living Energy Saver | 1c | Unconditional | all hours | 21.45c (ex GST) | 99.85c a day (ex GST) | 6 October 2026 |
| VIC | Powercor | Living Energy Saver | 1c | Unconditional | all hours | 21.80c (ex GST) | 108.00c a day (ex GST) | 6 October 2026 |
| VIC | United Energy | Living Energy Saver | 1c | Unconditional | all hours | 21.43c (ex GST) | 94.80c a day (ex GST) | 6 October 2026 |
| QLD | Energex | Red Wildlife Saver (Demand V2) | 5c | Unconditional | all hours | 23.90c peak (incl. GST) | 161.68c a day (incl. GST) | 30 June 2026 |
| SA | SA Power Networks | Living Energy Saver (TOUCL) | 2c | Unconditional | all hours | 37.90c (incl. GST) | 110.00c a day (incl. GST) | 30 June 2026 |
| ACT | Evoenergy | Living Energy Saver (SunSoak Demand) | 2.5c | Unconditional | all hours | 21.11c peak (incl. GST) | 111.32c a day (incl. GST) | 14 September 2026 |
Red Energy's best unconditional rate against the state median
The state median is the middle best rate across every residential plan in the state, conditional or not. Red Energy's unconditional rate sits above the median in two of the five states it serves and below it in two.
| State | Plan | FiT | Window | State median | Position | State page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | Living Energy Saver | 2.5c | all hours | 3c | below the median by 0.5c | NSW page |
| Victoria | Living Energy Saver | 1c | all hours | 1c | equal to the median | VIC page |
| Queensland | Red Wildlife Saver (Demand V2) | 5c | all hours | 2c | above the median by 3c | QLD page |
| South Australia | Living Energy Saver (TOUCL) | 2c | all hours | 1c | above the median by 1c | SA page |
| ACT | Living Energy Saver (SunSoak Demand) | 2.5c | all hours | 5c | below the median by 2.5c | ACT page |
Red Energy's caps, windows and conditions, from the plan records
Red Energy's records read 27 October 2026 contain these structures. The counts are Red Energy plans, not customers, and a plan that appears in several distribution zones counts once per zone.
- Time windows: 281 Red Energy plans pay the top rate only in a window: 16:00 to 20:59 every day (121 plans), 17:00 to 19:59 every day (80 plans) and 16:00 to 19:59 weekdays (80 plans). Exports outside the window earn the plan's other rate, which for Red Energy is often 0c.
- Membership: 228 Red Energy plans require a membership (for example a motoring club) to be eligible.
- Export credits as incentives: 56 Red Energy plans carry an export credit in the incentives field, outside the feed-in tariff, for example: "Solar Sharer Offer Receive 3 hours of primary load free electricity usage daily (up to 24kWh) from 11am-2pm in NSW. Controlled load charges still apply during the free usage period. This plan is idea".
Condition text as published in the records:
- "eligibility: LOYALTY_MEMBER QANTAS Only available to Qantas Red business customers who are nominated as a Director or Authorised Person on a Qantas Red business plan who are also an account holder on a Qantas Red residen..."
- "eligibility: LOYALTY_MEMBER QANTAS Available to valid Qantas Frequent Flyer members only"
- "eligibility: LOYALTY_MEMBER QANTAS Available to valid Qantas Frequent Flyer members only. Qantas may credit additional bonus Qantas Points when Red Energy becomes responsible for the supply of your electricity. This may ..."
Red Energy feed-in tariff questions
What is Red Energy's best solar feed-in tariff in October 2026?
5c unconditional on Red Wildlife Saver (Demand V2) in Queensland, paid at all hours. Its highest rate of any kind is 15.4c on Living Energy Saver (Demand), conditional: stepped or capped rate.
Is Red Energy's feed-in tariff conditional?
473 of Red Energy's 969 plans carry a condition in the record and 496 do not. Time windows: 281 Red Energy plans pay the top rate only in a window: 16:00 to 20:59 every day (121 plans), 17:00 to 19:59 every day (80 plans) and 16:00 to 19:59 weekdays (80 plans). Exports outside the window earn the plan's other rate, which for Red Energy is often 0c.; Membership: 228 Red Energy plans require a membership (for example a motoring club) to be eligible.
How does Red Energy compare with the state median feed-in tariff?
0.5c below the NSW median of 3c, 0c level with the VIC median of 1c, 3c above the QLD median of 2c, 1c above the SA median of 1c, 2.5c below the ACT median of 5c, on its best unconditional plan in each state.
What usage rate comes with Red Energy's best feed-in plan?
23.90c per kWh (incl. GST, peak rate on a time-of-use plan) and a supply charge of 161.68c a day on Red Wildlife Saver (Demand V2) in the Energex area. Compare Red Energy's usage line as carefully as its feed-in line: the hub page shows how a higher feed-in rate paired with a higher usage rate can finish behind a plain plan.
Does Red Energy cap its feed-in tariff?
0 of Red Energy's 969 plans uses a daily volume cap in its record 281 plans use a time window instead, paying the top rate only in stated hours.
When did Red Energy last update its plan data?
26 October 2026 is the most recent lastUpdated stamp on a Red Energy record in the data, and 30 June 2026 the oldest; we read every record on 27 October 2026 and will read them again on 24 November 2026.
State pages and other retailers
Red Energy is ranked on five of the six state pages, each of which ranks every retailer: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, ACT, Tasmania. The national page sets Red Energy's 5c against the six-state table, the regulated rates and the usage-rate comparison. Cost and payback for a Red Energy customer in New South Wales: solar panel costs, the payback calculator and is solar worth it in New South Wales.