ENGIE South Australia Plans & Prices (November 2026)
Rates checked 7 November 2026
ENGIE offers electricity plans to South Australia households and businesses. This page explains what ENGIE offers in SA, including plan types, solar feed-in tariffs, and how to compare rates.
ENGIE's cheapest SA market plan is currently $2,334/yr (0% below the DMO reference price of $2,334), against a market cheapest of $1,887.
Est. annual cost
$2,334
from, at benchmark usage
Usage rate
41.91c/kWh
cheapest single-rate plan
Supply charge
$1.80/day
cheapest single-rate plan
Solar FiT
5.5–7c/kWh
Feed-in tariff
See how ENGIE compares against other retailers for your postcode.
Compare plansEnergyPlans is free, and here's how that works. Our prices and comparisons come from the government's whole-of-market Consumer Data Right feed, and no retailer pays to appear or rank higher. When you choose to switch, we hand you to our referral partner, Compare & Connect, and if you sign up they pay us a small commission, which is what keeps the data and guides free. They can only sign you up to retailers they have agreements with, so if your best plan is elsewhere you can go direct or use the government's free Energy Made Easy. How we make money →ENGIE rates by network zone in SA
The estimated annual cost of ENGIE's cheapest qualifying single-rate market plan in each SA distributor zone, compared with the government reference price.
| Network zone | Cheapest ENGIE plan | Est. annual cost | Reference price | vs reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SA Power Networks (SA) | SA ENGIE - EV Flex Charge Elec | $2,334/yr | $2,334/yr | At reference |
Rates current as at 7 November 2026; reference prices effective 1 July 2026 (AER DMO 2026-27 & ICRC retail electricity price recalibration 2026-27 & ESC VDO 2026-27). Annual costs are calculated at each zone's regulated benchmark usage on a single-rate tariff.
How ENGIE compares in SA
| Retailer | Usage rate | Est. annual cost | vs reference price |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENGIE (this page) | 41.91c/kWh | $2,334/yr | At reference |
| AGL | 39.81c/kWh | $2,217/yr | 5% below |
| Origin | 39.82c/kWh | $2,217/yr | 5% below |
| EnergyAustralia | 41.91c/kWh | $2,334/yr | At reference |
Rates current as at 7 November 2026; reference prices effective 1 July 2026 (AER DMO 2026-27 & ICRC retail electricity price recalibration 2026-27 & ESC VDO 2026-27). Each figure is the retailer's cheapest qualifying single-rate market plan across South Australia distributor zones at the regulator's benchmark usage, inc GST. Actual rates vary by plan, usage and distributor zone in South Australia. Compare current offers for figures specific to your address.
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Plan types available in SA
- Fixed-rate plan
A set rate locked in for a contract period. Provides price certainty but may include exit fees for early termination.
- Variable-rate plan
A rate that may change over time. Often without exit fees, offering flexibility to switch plans.
- Solar feed-in tariff plan
Plans including a solar feed-in tariff credit for energy exported to the grid from your rooftop solar system.
Solar feed-in tariff in SA
ENGIE offers solar feed-in tariff plans for households with rooftop solar systems in South Australia. The indicative feed-in tariff rate is approximately 5.5–7c/kWh.
Solar feed-in tariff rates vary depending on the plan, your distributor zone, and the size of your solar system, and they change without notice. To maximise feed-in tariff earnings, confirm the current rate with the retailer and compare multiple retailers before committing to a solar plan.
SA solar feed-in tariffs →View electricity prices and rates in SA →
Electricity pricing context in South Australia
In South Australia, the average electricity usage rate is approximately 32.1c/kWh with an average daily supply charge of $1.12. The estimated average annual household bill is approximately $1,580.
ENGIE's rates (from 41.91c/kWh on its cheapest SA single-rate plan) should be assessed against the current SA market and the AER Default Market Offer reference price. Plans below the reference price typically offer savings compared to the default standing offer.
Pros
- 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
Cons
- Available in NSW, VIC, and SA only
- Fewer plan types than larger retailers
- Limited customer service hours
- Some customers report issues with billing accuracy
How to switch to ENGIE in SA
- 1
Compare plans
Use our comparison tool to review ENGIE's current offers in South Australia against other retailers.
- 2
Select your plan
Choose a plan that suits your usage level, contract preferences, and whether you want solar or green energy options.
- 3
Provide your details
Submit your current account details and electricity meter information. You can find these on your current electricity bill.
- 4
Confirm the switch
Your new retailer handles the transfer. The process typically takes 2–5 business days, and your electricity supply is never interrupted.
See how ENGIE compares against other retailers for your postcode.
Compare plansEnergyPlans is free, and here's how that works. Our prices and comparisons come from the government's whole-of-market Consumer Data Right feed, and no retailer pays to appear or rank higher. When you choose to switch, we hand you to our referral partner, Compare & Connect, and if you sign up they pay us a small commission, which is what keeps the data and guides free. They can only sign you up to retailers they have agreements with, so if your best plan is elsewhere you can go direct or use the government's free Energy Made Easy. How we make money →Frequently asked questions
Is ENGIE available in SA?
Yes. ENGIE offers electricity plans to residential and business customers in South Australia. Plan types and rates vary — compare current offers to see what is available in your area.
Is ENGIE the cheapest electricity provider in South Australia?
Not always. ENGIE is one of several retailers serving South Australia, and the cheapest plan for you depends on your usage and postcode. Compare ENGIE against other SA retailers on a like-for-like basis before deciding.
Did South Australia electricity prices change in July 2026?
Yes — SA was the exception to this year's cuts, with flat-rate residential standing-offer prices up about 1.4% from 1 July 2026 (roughly $32 a year on the reference price). ENGIE's cheapest SA market plan is currently $2,334/yr (0% below the DMO reference price of $2,334), against a market cheapest of $1,887. It's a good time to check whether a cheaper plan is available for your address.
Can I get a cheaper plan than ENGIE in SA?
Possibly. The Australian Energy Regulator notes customers on a standing offer could save up to around 13% by moving to a competitive market offer. Run a comparison for your postcode to see if a lower-cost plan is available.
What electricity plans does ENGIE offer in SA?
ENGIE offers fixed-rate plans, variable-rate plans, solar feed-in tariff plans in South Australia. Plan availability and specific rates depend on your distributor zone and postcode.
Does ENGIE offer a solar feed-in tariff in SA?
ENGIE offers solar feed-in tariffs typically around 5.5–7c/kWh in South Australia. Rates vary by plan and distributor zone and change regularly. Confirm the current rate with ENGIE and compare solar plans to ensure you are getting a competitive feed-in rate.
How do I switch from ENGIE in SA?
Switching takes a few minutes and there is no interruption to your supply. Have a recent bill handy, choose a new plan, and the new retailer manages the transfer — it typically completes within 2–5 business days.
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How we calculate these estimates
Rate and bill estimates shown here are benchmark figures based on AER and ESC reference data, not retail quotes.
Estimated costs can vary by usage, tariff type, retailer, distributor, and address. Both supply charges (the daily fixed cost of being connected) and usage rates (c/kWh) affect your total bill. Solar feed-in tariffs vary by retailer and plan. Always review plan details, fees, and conditions before switching.
Data sources
- AER Default Market Offer (DMO) reference pricing
- ESC Victorian Default Offer (VDO) benchmarks
- Distributor zone boundary data
- Published retailer plan information
These are indicative estimates only. Your actual bill depends on your specific plan, usage patterns, and applicable discounts. Read our full methodology.
Commercial relationship
How we make money
EnergyPlans is free to use. Here is where the money comes from.
Where the prices come from. Plan prices and the EnergyPlans Default Price Index come from the government's whole-of-market Consumer Data Right feed, the data retailers have to publish. We refresh it every day. No retailer pays us to be listed, to rank higher, or to be shown as a good deal. Rankings follow the method on our methodology page. A plan in that feed can still be left out of a cheapest figure where that method says so.
How we earn. When you decide to switch, we hand you to Compare & Connect, operated by Residential Connections Pty Ltd and owned by Origin Energy Limited. If you sign up to a plan through them, they pay us a small commission. That is what keeps the data and guides free. You do not pay us. Origin's ownership of our partner does not change the prices we publish or the order we rank plans.
Worth knowing. Compare & Connect can only sign you up to the retailers they have agreements with. That may not be every retailer you see on our site. If the plan you want is with a retailer they don't cover, you can go to that retailer directly, or use the government's free comparison site, Energy Made Easy (energymadeeasy.gov.au). In Victoria, the government's free comparison site is Victorian Energy Compare.
The commission is not added to your bill, and it never changes the prices we show or the order we rank plans. You choose the plan.
Data shown for ENGIE in South Australia.