Last updated: 1 April 2026

    Click Energy vs Energy Locals

    Compare Click Energy and Energy Locals electricity plans side by side. See rates, solar feed-in tariffs, pros and cons, and find out which retailer offers the better deal for Australian households.

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    Rates comparison

    MetricClickEnergy Locals
    Avg. usage rate28c/kWh 27.5c/kWh ✓
    Daily supply charge$1/day $0.98/day ✓
    Est. annual bill$1,500 $1,450 ✓
    Solar feed-in tariff6–10c/kWh 6–12c/kWh ✓
    States availableNSW, VIC, QLD, SANSW, VIC, QLD, SA, ACT, TAS
    Plan typesvariable, solarvariable, solar, green

    ✓ indicates the better value option for that metric. Estimated annual bills are based on AER Reference Price / ESC VDO benchmarks. Actual rates vary by state and plan.

    This analysis is based on EnergyPlans Australia's 2026 energy pricing data across multiple providers and states.

    Click Energy

    Click Energy was an Australian electricity retailer known for online-led service and competitive positioning in eastern states. Following acquisition by AGL Energy, the Click Energy retail brand was phased out and former customers were migrated to AGL. This page is useful for households comparing historical Click Energy positioning with AGL’s current market offers.

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    Energy Locals

    Energy Locals is an Australian electricity retailer that promotes simple, transparent plans and local customer support. The retailer targets households and businesses that want straightforward pricing without heavy bundling, and it has grown a strong reputation for customer experience in competitive markets.

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    Click Energy — pros & cons

    Historically competitive usage rates in NSW, VIC, QLD, and SA
    Digital-first account experience when the brand was actively retailing
    Solar-compatible plans were available for many households
    Straightforward plan structures relative to some larger retailers
    The Click Energy brand is no longer open to new sign-ups — customers were migrated to AGL
    Not a current option for new market comparisons in the same way as active retailers
    Past pricing does not predict future bills under AGL plans
    Limited relevance if you need a retailer accepting new connections today

    Energy Locals — pros & cons

    Transparent, simple plan structures on many offers
    Australian-based support team
    Solar and GreenPower-style options on selected plans
    Broad eastern-state footprint including Tasmania on many offers
    Strong customer satisfaction scores in independent surveys
    Not available everywhere — check your address
    Challenger brand — fewer retail shopfronts than major retailers
    Rates still vary by distributor and plan
    Some plans may have conditions or exit terms — read the fact sheet
    Western Australia and Northern Territory coverage differs from the NEM

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    Frequently asked questions

    • Is Click Energy cheaper than Energy Locals?

      Based on average rates, Energy Locals offers a lower average usage rate (27.5c/kWh vs 28c/kWh). However, actual costs depend on your specific plan, usage, and state. Always compare using your own energy bill data.

    • Which provider offers a better solar feed-in tariff: Click or Energy Locals?

      Energy Locals generally offers the better solar feed-in tariff rate (6–12c/kWhc/kWh vs 6–10c/kWhc/kWh). Rates vary by state and plan, so confirm directly with the retailer.

    • Are both Click and Energy Locals available in my state?

      Both Click Energy and Energy Locals are available in: NSW, VIC, QLD, SA. Click Energy is available in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, and Energy Locals in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, ACT, TAS.

    • Which is better overall: Click Energy or Energy Locals?

      Based on average usage rates in our dataset, Energy Locals offers a more competitive rate. The right choice for you depends on your state, usage patterns, and whether you have solar panels.

    • How do I switch from Click to Energy Locals (or vice versa)?

      Switching electricity retailers in Australia is straightforward. You can switch online, by phone, or through an independent comparison service. The process typically takes 2–5 business days and you will not experience any interruption to your electricity supply. Check for any exit fees on your current plan before switching.

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