In my previous article, I shared my last 3 months of electricity bills then (Feb, Mar and Apr 2020) to show that the SP Group Wholesale Electricity plan is probably the cheapest electricity plan available in the Open Electricity Market (OEM) as well as the remaining statements for the rest of 2020 here - Cheapest Electricity Plan - SP Group Wholesale Electricity Part 2. This is a continuation of that article by sharing the more recent statements too.
Jan 2021
177.43 kWh - $26.90 which translate to 15.16 cents/kWh
Feb 2021
357.93 kWh - $57.72 which translate to 16.12 cents/kWh
Mar 2021
326.14 kWh - $57.17 which translate to 17.53 cents/kWh (Do take note that this is no longer the cheapest rate at face value. I shall blog about it soon)
Apr 2021
May 2021
Jun 2021
Jul 2021
385.56 kWh - $73.36 which translate to 19.02 cents/kWh
Aug 2021
345.35 kWh - $94.27 which translate to 27.30 cents/kWh (I ran out of credit and didn't make payment for the previous month. Regardless, this rate is crazy high! In fact, it was even higher than the tariffs rate at 24.11 cents/kWh.)
Using the Open Electricity Market Price Comparison site, there are definitely cheaper plans.
Sep 2021
285.56 kWh - $57.47 which translate to 20.13 cents/kWh
It seems the SP Group Wholesale Electricity is the cheapest again. Guess I will just continue to observe.
Again, the above are just rough estimates as I included other fees such as GST, meter reading, etc. The more accurate way is to remove them and compute but it is already lower even when I included those miscellaneous fees. You can decide for yourself :)
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Thanks for the updates! Yeah looks like this wholesale electricity is the cheapest. It'll take a persistent run-up in oil prices for it to lose out to the other electricity providers.
ReplyDeleteOh you have to include all those misc charges. The other providers also get charged too, just that they lump everything into a single price for the end-consumer.
Ah, is it? I didn't know cause I have not seen the bills from the other providers. Thanks for pointing that out!
DeleteThanks for your update!
ReplyDeleteWah maybe semiconductor waferfabs were ramping up production for chips in Jul/Aug lol.