Western Power Electricity Prices and Plans 2026

    Compare electricity plans available in the Western Power distribution zone, covering Perth Metro and South West WA. 1 retailers compete in this zone.

    Usage rate

    31c

    per kWh

    Daily supply

    $1.10

    per day

    Est. annual bill

    $1,800

    $1,600–$2,000

    Retailers

    1

    No retail competition — Synergy is the only retailer

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    Electricity rates by sub-region

    Sub-regionRate (c/kWh)Supply (c/day)Est. annual bill
    Greater Perth30.5c109c$1,770
    Regional Western Australia32.5c114c$1,890

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    No on-panel providers currently listed for this zone. Use the postcode comparison tool above to see all available plans.

    Suburbs in the Western Power zone (116)

    Alkimos (6038)Armadale (6112)Balcatta (6021)Balga (6061)Banksia Grove (6031)Bassendean (6054)Bayswater (6053)Beechboro (6063)Beeliar (6164)Beldon (6027)Belmont (6104)Brabham (6055)Bullsbrook (6084)Burns Beach (6028)Butler (6036)Canning (6107)Carlisle (6101)Carramar (6031)Caversham (6055)Churchlands (6018)City Beach (6015)Claremont (6010)Clarkson (6030)Cloverdale (6105)Cockburn (6164)Coogee (6166)Coolbinia (6050)Cottesloe (6011)Dayton (6055)Dianella (6059)Doubleview (6018)Duncraig (6023)Eden Hill (6054)Ellenbrook (6069)Embleton (6062)Floreat (6014)Forrestfield (6058)Fremantle (6160)Girrawheen (6064)Gnangara (6077)Gosnells (6110)Greenfields (6210)Greenwood (6024)Guildford (6055)Hamersley (6022)High Wycombe (6057)Hillarys (6025)Iluka (6028)Inglewood (6052)Innaloo (6018)Joondalup (6027)Joondanna (6060)Kalamunda (6076)Kallaroo (6025)Karrinyup (6018)Kellerberrin (6410)Kinross (6028)Koondoola (6064)Landsdale (6065)Leederville (6007)Lesmurdie (6076)Lexia (6079)Lockridge (6054)Maida Vale (6057)Malaga (6090)Mandurah (6210)Marangaroo (6064)Mariginiup (6078)Mayland (6026)Maylands (6051)Merriwa (6030)Midland (6056)Mirrabooka (6061)Morley (6062)Mount Lawley (6050)Mundaring (6073)Myaree (6154)Nedlands (6009)Nollamara (6061)Noranda (6062)North Coogee (6163)Nowergup (6032)Ocean Reef (6027)Osborne Park (6017)Pearsall (6065)Perth (6000)Quinns Rocks (6030)Ridgewood (6030)Riverton (6148)Rockingham (6168)Samson (6163)Scarborough (6019)Shenton Park (6008)Sorrento (6020)South Lake (6164)Stirling (6021)Subiaco (6008)Swan (6055)Swan View (6056)Swanbourne (6010)The Vines (6069)Trigg (6029)Tuart Hill (6060)Two Rocks (6037)Wangara (6065)Wanneroo (6065)Warnbro (6169)Watermans Bay (6020)Wembley (6014)Wembley Downs (6019)Westminster (6061)Whiteman (6068)Woodlands (6018)Woodvale (6026)Yanchep (6035)Yokine (6060)

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the Western Power electricity distribution zone?

    Western Power is the electricity distribution network covering Perth Metro and South West WA. They own and maintain the poles, wires, and local infrastructure that delivers electricity to homes and businesses. Your distributor is determined by your address — you cannot choose your distributor, but you can choose your electricity retailer.

    How much does electricity cost in the Western Power zone?

    The average usage rate in the Western Power zone is 31 c/kWh with a daily supply charge of $1.10/day. Estimated annual bills range from $1,600 to $2,000, averaging $1,800/year.

    How many electricity retailers are available in the Western Power zone?

    There are approximately 1 electricity retailers available to customers in the Western Power distribution zone. Comparing plans from multiple retailers could save you up to $0/year.

    Can I switch electricity retailers in the Western Power zone?

    The Western Power zone is a regulated market with limited or no retail competition. No retail competition — Synergy is the only retailer

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