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What does EasyGreen cost?
EasyGreen® lets you choose a fixed contribution ranging from $10 to $80 that gets added to your Synergy bill. Your EasyGreen contribution is in addition to the standard tariff you pay for the electricity you receive from Synergy. The tariff is set by the state government and is generally reviewed and reset annually, taking into account any cost increases. Synergy will use your EasyGreen contribution to purchase an equivalent amount of renewable energy certificates (RECs) produced from nationally accredited GreenPower renewable energy sources. Learn more about green energy options EasyGreen® lets you choose a fixed contribution ranging from $10 to $80 that gets added to your Synergy bill. Your EasyGreen contribution is in addition to the standard tariff you pay for the electricity you receive from Synergy. The tariff is set by the state government and is generally reviewed and reset annually, taking into account any cost increases. Synergy will use your EasyGreen contribution to purchase an equivalent amount of renewable energy certificates (RECs) produced from nationally accredited GreenPower renewable energy sources. Learn more about green energy options
Why are home batteries so expensive?
The cost of a residential battery system is currently high because of the materials they are made from and the manufacturing process itself. This cost is likely to come down over time as the market establishes itself and the cost of the materials and manufacturing processes become more streamlined and automated. The cost of a residential battery system is currently high because of the materials they are made from and the manufacturing process itself. This cost is likely to come down over time as the market establishes itself and the cost of the materials and manufacturing processes become more streamlined and automated.
What precautions can I take to protect my security?
Synergy encourages customers to be vigilant with all online communications and transactions including by: Regularly updating your passwords with ‘strong’ passwords and not re-using passwords. Remain alert to any scam activity, especially through email, text messages or telephone calls where the sender or caller is purporting to be from Synergy. Do not respond to, open, or click on links in emails/text messages if you are unsure about the sender. Stay informed of the latest scams and the steps you can take to protect yourself online by visiting www.scamwatch.gov.au and www.cyber.gov.au; and Visit IDCARE’s Learning Centre at www.idcare.org/learning-centre and the OAIC website at www.oaic.gov.au, for further information and resources on protecting your personal information. Synergy encourages customers to be vigilant with all online communications and transactions including by: Regularly updating your passwords with ‘strong’ passwords and not re-using passwords. Remain alert to any scam activity, especially through email, text messages or telephone calls where the sender or caller is purporting to be from Synergy. Do not respond to, open, or click on links in emails/text messages if you are unsure about the sender. Stay informed of the latest scams and the steps you can take to protect yourself online by visiting www.scamwatch.gov.au and www.cyber.gov.au; and Visit IDCARE’s Learning Centre at www.idcare.org/learning-centre and the OAIC website at www.oaic.gov.au, for further information and resources on protecting your personal information.
What is the eligibility date for this?
To be eligible for the $600 credit, customers must be an existing residential customer of Synergy as at 4 October 2020, and supplied electricity under an eligible residential product. Any new customers that apply for a residential account after this date will not be eligible for the WA Household Electricity Credit. The WA Household Electricity Credit was applied as an offset to eligible customer accounts from 1 November 2020. To be eligible for the $600 credit, customers must be an existing residential customer of Synergy as at 4 October 2020, and supplied electricity under an eligible residential product. Any new customers that apply for a residential account after this date will not be eligible for the WA Household Electricity Credit. The WA Household Electricity Credit was applied as an offset to eligible customer accounts from 1 November 2020.
What is the difference between a Synergy account and My Account?
A Synergy account is the account linked to an individual who is accepting liability for the costs associated with the supply of electricity from Synergy at a property or premises (the supply address). Your Synergy account number is the unique identifier of the account and can be found at the top of your Synergy bill. My Account is a secure online account management portal for customers that allows you to manage your Synergy account, including updating contact details, viewing current and past bills, your account balance/s and managing any payment arrangements or direct debit arrangements. If you already have a Synergy account, you can register for My Account here. If you would like to open a new Synergy account, complete our online form here. Click here for a simple guide to Synergy My Account. A Synergy account is the account linked to an individual who is accepting liability for the costs associated with the supply of electricity from Synergy at a property or premises (the supply address). Your Synergy account number is the unique identifier of the account and can be found at the top of your Synergy bill. My Account is a secure online account management portal for customers that allows you to manage your Synergy account, including updating contact details, viewing current and past bills, your account balance/s and managing any payment arrangements or direct debit arrangements. If you already have a Synergy account, you can register for My Account here. If you would like to open a new Synergy account, complete our online form here. Click here for a simple guide to Synergy My Account.
How can Synergy help me manage my bill?
Sometimes changes in your household, community and even global events can have an impact on your electricity use, your situation, and your income. We’re here to help make sure no one is left behind. Whether you need more time to pay your bill or you need some tips that could help reduce your bill, we’re here to provide the support you need. For more information on how Synergy is helping our customers, visit synergy.net.au/billhelp Sometimes changes in your household, community and even global events can have an impact on your electricity use, your situation, and your income. We’re here to help make sure no one is left behind. Whether you need more time to pay your bill or you need some tips that could help reduce your bill, we’re here to provide the support you need. For more information on how Synergy is helping our customers, visit synergy.net.au/billhelp
Will I always receive credits from every activation event?
Depending on your household’s usage there will be times when you do not receive any credits from an activation event. You will only receive activation credits if your system is exporting energy back to the energy system during the activation event. Similarly, you will not receive energy offset credits during the activation standby window if you are not using energy from the energy system at this time. Depending on your household’s usage there will be times when you do not receive any credits from an activation event. You will only receive activation credits if your system is exporting energy back to the energy system during the activation event. Similarly, you will not receive energy offset credits during the activation standby window if you are not using energy from the energy system at this time.
Is my payment number the same as my account number?
It's the 8-12 digit number, located top right of your bill (on the front page). Your payment number is the 10 digit number located on the bottom right, below the dotted line, on the front of your bill. This number is generated each time you make a payment and is needed when conveniently paying your bill online using a credit or debit card. It's the 8-12 digit number, located top right of your bill (on the front page). Your payment number is the 10 digit number located on the bottom right, below the dotted line, on the front of your bill. This number is generated each time you make a payment and is needed when conveniently paying your bill online using a credit or debit card.
Can I receive my bill notification via SMS?
Yes. As a part of Paperless you can also opt into receiving an SMS reminder when your bill's arrived and we will also send you a friendly reminder just before your bill is due so you can avoid any late fees. Another good reason to switch to Paperless. Switch now Yes. As a part of Paperless you can also opt into receiving an SMS reminder when your bill's arrived and we will also send you a friendly reminder just before your bill is due so you can avoid any late fees. Another good reason to switch to Paperless. Switch now
How is my electricity bill calculated?
To calculate your electricity bill, Western Power supplies us with ‘meter data’ which is collected from your meter at regular intervals. With this information, we then apply your nominated electricity tariff or plan to calculate your bill. Learn more about Bills & Payments. To calculate your electricity bill, Western Power supplies us with ‘meter data’ which is collected from your meter at regular intervals. With this information, we then apply your nominated electricity tariff or plan to calculate your bill. Learn more about Bills & Payments.