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13 62 62 13 62 62 If you have lost power or are experiencing electricity supply problems. General Enquiries 13 12 53 13 12 53 For general enquiries, call from Monday to Friday, 7am to 5.30pm, or call after hours for planned interruption enquiries.

Ranked in the table below are the cheapest anytime rates per kWh by retailer available to Brisbane households located in the Energex Network. It pays to switch and save The Australian Energy Market Commission stated in June 2018 that there were big savings to be made from switching your electricity to a cheaper deal. In fact, the average household in South East Queensland would save $504 by switching from the median standing offer to the cheapest market offer.

Electricity in Brisbane If you live in Brisbane, your electricity is supplied through the Energex network. With just one network covering the whole city, this means electricity rates are consistent across all areas of Brisbane.

The Brisbane area has seen an influx of new electricity providers in recent years following the deregulation of the market, and with new industry changes now making it easier than ever before to compare your options, there could be some sizable savings out there for you.

In 1896, Barton ceased his partnership with White and established the Brisbane Electric Supply Co., which in 1899 relocated from Edison Lane to Ann St. In 1904 the company renamed itself the City Electric Lighting Co. (CEL). Growing demand resulted in CEL building a new power station in William St in 1910 with a capacity of 1.2 MW, with the 0.5 MW plant relocated from Ann St in the same year and a further 0.7 MW capacity added the following year.

In 1882, a demonstration of what electricity could do was conducted with eight arc lights along Queen Street in Brisbane, the capital and largest city in Queensland. Power was supplied by a 10 hp generator driven by a small engine in a foundry in Adelaide Street. This was Australia's first recorded use of electricity for public purposes.