State by state – the energy relief payment
What you receive will depend on where you live and whether you are eligible.
The distribution of the energy relief payment announced in the 9 May Budget will differ depending on your state or territory.
Eligibility for the payment is not guaranteed for every household or small business.
New South Wales
Households will receive a $500 energy rebate on their power bills.
Small businesses will be able to access a $650 rebate.
Victoria
Households will receive a $250 energy rebate on their power bills plus the $250 Power Saving Bonus already open to all Victorians, providing $500 worth of relief in total.
Small businesses will be able to access a $325 rebate.
Queensland
Households will receive a $500 energy rebate on their power bills.
Small businesses will be able to access a $650 rebate.
South Australia
Households will receive a $500 energy rebate on their power bills.
Small businesses will be able to access a $650 rebate.
Tasmania
Households will receive $250 per annum for two years.
Small businesses will receive a total bill credit of $650 for 2023-24.
Western Australia
Households will receive a $350 energy rebate on their power bills.
Small businesses will be able to access a $650 rebate.
Australian Capital Territory
Households will receive a $175 energy rebate on their power bills.
Small businesses will be able to access a $325 rebate.
Northern Territory
Households will receive a $350 energy rebate on their power bills.
Small businesses will be able to access a $650 rebate.
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