Rates checked 5 November 2026

    Compare Sumo Power energy plans

    Sumo Power single-rate plans start from 18.91c/kWh, with an estimated annual cost from $1,111 at benchmark usage (25% below the reference price in VIC). Compare alternatives below.

    Source: Consumer Data Right plan data vs the AER Reference Price / ESC VDO. Actual rates vary by state, distributor, and plan.

    18.91c
    per kWh
    Usage rate from
    $0.97
    per day
    Daily supply charge
    $1,111
    from, at benchmark usage
    Est. annual cost
    Varies
    by state & plan
    Solar feed-in

    Sumo plan types & pricing

    MetricRate
    Usage rate (cheapest single-rate plan)18.91c/kWh
    Daily supply charge$0.97/day
    Est. annual cost (from, at benchmark usage)$1,111
    Solar feed-in tariffVaries by state & plan
    Plan types availablefixed, variable, solar
    States availableVIC

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

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    Sumo Power: pros & cons

    Pros

    • Long-established Victorian retailer (since 2000)
    • Competitive pricing in Victoria
    • Solar feed-in tariff available
    • Both electricity and gas supply available
    • Straightforward plan structures

    Cons

    • Available in Victoria only
    • Smaller footprint compared to national retailers
    • Limited plan variety
    • Some customers report billing issues

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