ENGIE solar feed-in tariff

    ENGIE's highest open-ended solar feed-in tariff on a generally available plan is 3c/kWh, in New South Wales (Everyday Elec). Diamond Energy pays more there, at 3.1c/kWh. Live plan data as at 11 November 2026.

    ENGIE feed-in tariff by state

    ENGIE's best generally available single-rate plan in each state, using the rate paid on every exported kWh (capped or conditional bonus rates are left out), and how it ranks against every other retailer there.

    ENGIE solar feed-in tariff by state
    StateFeed-in (c/kWh)PlanUsage (c/kWh)RankHighest in state
    NSW3Everyday Elec33.139th of 19Diamond Energy, 3.1c
    VIC1Essentials Elec25.9611th of 20Powershop, 2c
    QLD1Essentials Elec27.9716th of 18Red Energy, 5c
    SA1GreenPower Elec41.9112th of 17Diamond Energy, 3.1c

    Source: retailer plans published under the Consumer Data Right, refreshed daily, as at 11 November 2026. Usage rates include GST. Rates vary by network within a state.

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    ENGIE feed-in tariff questions

    What is ENGIE's solar feed-in tariff?
    On generally available single-rate plans, ENGIE's highest open-ended feed-in tariff is 3c/kWh, in New South Wales (Everyday Elec). Across its 248 plans with a feed-in tariff the median is 1c/kWh. Rates differ by state and network, so check the plan for your postcode.
    Is ENGIE's feed-in tariff good?
    In NSW it ranks 9th of 19; Diamond Energy pays 3.1c/kWh. In VIC it ranks 11th of 20; Powershop pays 2c/kWh. In QLD it ranks 16th of 18; Red Energy pays 5c/kWh. In SA it ranks 12th of 17; Diamond Energy pays 3.1c/kWh. A higher feed-in tariff often comes with a higher usage rate, so compare the whole plan.
    Does ENGIE pay the same feed-in tariff in every state?
    No. Retailers set different rates by state and by distribution network, and they change them during the year. The table on this page shows each state separately.

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    Reviewed by James Baker, Founder, EnergyPlans.com.au. Plan data as at 11 November 2026. Methodology.