Compare Electricity Plans in Queensland
Compare electricity plans in Queensland. Review rates from QLD retailers against the Queensland Regulated benchmark and switch online.
Electricity providers in Queensland
Electricity retailers in Queensland include AGL, Origin Energy, EnergyAustralia, Red Energy, and others. The electricity network is managed by Energex, Ergon Energy.
- AGL
- Origin Energy
- EnergyAustralia
- Red Energy
- Alinta Energy
- OVO Energy
Average electricity prices in Queensland
Prices vary by distributor zone, plan type, and usage. See full pricing and average bills on our QLD average bill page and QLD electricity prices page.
This analysis is based on EnergyPlans Australia's 2026 energy pricing data across multiple providers and states.
Last updated: 1 April 2026.
How to switch electricity providers in Queensland
You can switch electricity providers in Queensland without any interruption to your power. Compare plans, pick a new retailer, and they handle the transfer. There are no technical changes required on your end.
- 1Compare plans from Queensland retailers using your postcode
- 2Select a plan that suits your usage and budget
- 3Sign up online. Your new retailer arranges the transfer.
- 4Supply continues uninterrupted during the changeover
Suburbs in Queensland
- Acacia Ridge
- Alexandra Hills
- Annerley
- Ashgrove
- Balmoral
- Beenleigh
- Bowen Hills
- Brisbane
- Bulimba
- Bundaberg
- Caboolture
- Cairns
- Cannon Hill
- Capalaba
- Carbrook
- Carindale
- Chapel Hill
- Chelmer
- Chermside
- Cleveland
- Coopers Plains
- Coorparoo
- Corinda
- Daisy Hill
- Darra
- Eagleby
- Edens Landing
- Eight Mile Plains
- Fairfield
- Fig Tree Pocket
- Forest Lake
- Fortitude Valley
- Garden City
- Gladstone
- Gold Coast
- Graceville
- Hawthorne
- Hemmant
- Herston
- Holland Park
- Holmview
- Inala
- Indooroopilly
- Ipswich
- Jimboomba
- Jindalee
- Kelvin Grove
- Kenmore
- Kingston
- Kuraby
- Logan
- Loganholme
- Lota
- Macgregor
- Mackay
- Manly
- Mansfield
- Meadowbrook
- Milton
- Moorooka
- Moreton Bay
- Morningside
- Mount Gravatt
- Mount Warren Park
- New Farm
- Newstead
- Norman Park
- Oxley
- Paddington
- Park Ridge
- Redcliffe
- Redlands
- Richlands
- Rochedale
- Rockhampton
- Rocklea
- Salisbury
- Shailer Park
- Sherwood
- Slacks Creek
- South Brisbane
- Springwood
- Stretton
- Sunnybank
- Sunnybank Hills
- Sunshine Coast
- Taringa
- Teneriffe
- Thornlands
- Toowong
- Toowoomba
- Townsville
- Upper Mount Gravatt
- Victoria Point
- Waterford
- Wellington Point
- West End
- Wishart
- Woodridge
- Woolloongabba
- Wynnum
- Yarrabilba
- Yeronga
Compare electricity plans by postcode in Queensland
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Frequently asked questions
How do I compare electricity plans in Queensland?
Use our comparison tool and enter your postcode. You can review plans from retailers that serve Queensland and switch online if you find a suitable option.
What is the average electricity bill in Queensland?
Average annual electricity bills in Queensland typically range from $1,380 to $1,600 per year. Bills vary based on household size, usage, and the specific plan in place.
Can I switch electricity providers in Queensland?
Yes. In Queensland you can compare and switch electricity retailers at any time. Your new retailer arranges the transfer and your electricity supply is not interrupted.
What are the electricity distributor zones in Queensland?
Queensland has one or more distributor zones that manage the poles and wires infrastructure. Your distributor does not change when you switch electricity retailer.
What affects my electricity bill in Queensland?
Your electricity bill in Queensland is determined by your usage rate (c/kWh), daily supply charge, household consumption, and any applicable discounts or feed-in credits. The Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) sets a notified price for regional customers. In south-east Queensland, market offers compete with the regulated tariff.
Does your household use gas? If you use gas for heating or cooking, you can also compare gas plans in Queensland or use our gas bill calculator.