As energy costs continue to impact small businesses across Australia, each state and territory has introduced unique relief programs to help manage electricity bills. If your small business is part of an embedded network, the bill relief process may differ from standard energy customers.

To ensure you're receiving the correct support, we've created a comprehensive guide that breaks down bill relief options by state. Select your location below to learn more about the options available for embedded network customers in your region. 

How Relief Programs Work for Embedded Network Customers

Embedded network customers often experience different billing structures compared to standard energy consumers. Each state provides relief in unique ways for embedded network customers, so it’s essential to understand the specific requirements and application processes where you operate. 

Choose Your State to Learn More:

Victoria

Victorian small businesses in embedded networks can apply for specific state-provided rebates and relief programs designed to help reduce energy costs. Learn more about eligibility and how to apply here.

New South Wales

New South Wales offers tailored support for embedded network customers to assist with rising energy costs. Discover what’s available in NSW and how to access support here.

Queensland

In Queensland, small businesses within embedded networks may qualify for state-specific energy rebates and bill relief. See details on how to apply for relief in Queensland here.

South Australia

South Australia has unique options for small business bill relief, including rebates for embedded network customers. Find out more about the SA programs here.

Western Australia

WA provides bill relief opportunities for small businesses, including tailored options for those in embedded networks. Learn more about Western Australian programs here.

By selecting your state, you’ll access detailed information about the available support, eligibility requirements, and how to apply. Relief programs are periodically updated, so please check back regularly to stay informed about any changes that could benefit your small business.

For any further assistance or if you have questions, please contact our support team.