Compare Tango Energy Plans

In many Australian homes, everyone has their own schedule. Adaptable energy options are essential. Retailers offer low rates at specific times, and having the right tariff type will amount to significant annual cost savings for savvy energy users. There are a range of tariffs worth knowing about when comparing Tango Energy electricity with other highly regarded retailers.

Daily Supply Tariff – A fixed daily user charge.

Residential Tariff – Flexible charges to suit household power usage.

Time-Of-Use Tariff – Take advantage of off-peak energy prices.

Demand Tariff – Minimise demand during busy peak electricity hours.

Solar Feed-In Tariff – Sell electricity back to the grid.

Greenpower Tariff – Use 100% green energy for a carbon neutral lifestyle.

Economy Tariff – A special rate for hot water cylinders.

You can compare electricity deals and gas plans from some of Australia’s leading energy providers using the GoSwitch energy price comparison service. Tailored GoSwitch energy solutions for your home or small business in Melbourne, Vic, NSW, Qld, or elsewhere in Australia can include:

• Flexible plans (fixed price, time-of-use, off-peak, controlled load)
• Bundle-deals for combining electricity and gas bills
• Sign-up incentives and special offers
• No lock-in contracts; No exit fees
• Smart Meters for a personalised electricity plan
• Renewable energy carbon offsets and solar feed-in tariffs
• Direct debit credit card and other monthly billing options
• Rebates and discounts
• Business tariffs for small business customers

Keeping electricity bills down is a high priority, so it’s no surprise people are looking for change. However, there are lots of competing providers, and an independent energy price comparison search can get complex and confusing. That’s where GoSwitch comes into the picture. The GoSwitch energy price comparison search engine gets comprehensive results in only minutes with real-time prices from your selected retailers.

Here is some more energy bill terminology that will help you compare prices during your search.

Energy Supply charge – A fixed price per day.

Energy Usage charge – A price per unit measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh).

Single rate tariff – Electricity usage is charged at the same rate for the entire day.

Controlled load – Separately metered charge for specific appliances such as hot water cylinders.

Reference price – A benchmark electricity price set by the government. It calculates what an average customer on a standing offer would pay for their electricity per year.

• Remember to factor GST into energy plan costs.