Last updated: 1 April 2026

    Dodo Power & Gas vs ENGIE

    Compare Dodo Power & Gas and ENGIE 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.

    Rates comparison

    MetricDodoENGIE
    Avg. usage rate28.2c/kWh 27.4c/kWh
    Daily supply charge$1.04/day $0.97/day
    Est. annual bill$1,510 $1,435
    Solar feed-in tariff5–8c/kWh 6–10c/kWh
    States availableNSW, VIC, QLD, SANSW, VIC, SA
    Plan typesvariable, solarfixed, variable, solar

    ✓ 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.

    Dodo Power & Gas

    Dodo Power & Gas is the energy retail brand of M2 Energy Pty Ltd, part of the Vocus Group. It offers electricity (and gas in some areas) to residential customers, often alongside Dodo’s telecommunications products, with simple market offers in each state where it operates.

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    ENGIE

    ENGIE (formerly ENGIE) is an Australian electricity and gas retailer backed by international energy company ENGIE Group. ENGIE operates across VIC, SA, and NSW, offering a focused range of residential plans with a strong emphasis on competitive pricing.

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    Dodo Power & Gas — pros & cons

    Simple electricity market offers in NSW, VIC, QLD, and SA
    Option to bundle energy with internet and mobile under the Dodo brand
    Established retailer with a long trading history
    Solar feed-in available on qualifying plans in many areas
    Straightforward online sign-up paths
    Fewer plan tiers than some larger retailers
    Customer service may be offshore for some channels — check current arrangements
    Green credentials are modest compared with premium green retailers
    Not available in all states
    Always compare usage and supply charges — bundles are not automatically cheaper

    ENGIE — pros & cons

    Backed by international energy company ENGIE
    Competitive solar feed-in tariff rates
    Good pricing in VIC and SA
    Transparent plan structures
    Discount offers for new customers
    Available in NSW, VIC, and SA only
    Fewer plan types than larger retailers
    Limited customer service hours
    Some customers report issues with billing accuracy

    Frequently asked questions

    • Is Dodo Power & Gas cheaper than ENGIE?

      Based on average rates, ENGIE offers a lower average usage rate (27.4c/kWh vs 28.2c/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: Dodo or ENGIE?

      ENGIE generally offers the better solar feed-in tariff rate (6–10c/kWhc/kWh vs 5–8c/kWhc/kWh). Rates vary by state and plan, so confirm directly with the retailer.

    • Are both Dodo and ENGIE available in my state?

      Both Dodo Power & Gas and ENGIE are available in: NSW, VIC, SA. Dodo Power & Gas is available in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, and ENGIE in NSW, VIC, SA.

    • Which is better overall: Dodo Power & Gas or ENGIE?

      Based on average usage rates in our dataset, ENGIE 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 Dodo to ENGIE (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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