NSW Default Market Offers Fell, and Almost Nobody Is On Them
The AER's 2026-27 default offer cut NSW prices 3.4 to 5.0 per cent, but only 8 per cent of households are on it. The real change is tariff caps.
By The Business Desk • 6 min read
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The AER's 2026-27 default offer cut NSW prices 3.4 to 5.0 per cent, but only 8 per cent of households are on it. The real change is tariff caps.
Ausgrid, covering Sydney and the Central Coast, will see a 3.4 percent reduction, with savings of up to $66 per year on a $1,899 annual bill.