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Are there any instalment amount limits?
There is a $20 minimum Direct Debit instalment amount; however there are no maximum dollar limits you can pay through My Account. The only restrictions could be the credit card limit or daily maximum transfer limit imposed by your bank. There is a $20 minimum Direct Debit instalment amount; however there are no maximum dollar limits you can pay through My Account. The only restrictions could be the credit card limit or daily maximum transfer limit imposed by your bank.
Will I be disconnected if I can't afford to pay my bill?
If you’re having trouble paying your bill: Call us on 13 13 54 - just have your Synergy account number handy (you'll find this in the top left hand corner of your bill) We can discuss giving you more time, or We’ll devise a manageable payment plan with you. If you’re having trouble paying your bill: Call us on 13 13 54 - just have your Synergy account number handy (you'll find this in the top left hand corner of your bill) We can discuss giving you more time, or We’ll devise a manageable payment plan with you.
What browsers are recommended for My Account and the Synergy website?
To ensure the best browsing experience, we recommend you download the latest version of: Google Chrome, Apple Safari or Microsoft Edge when accessing this website via a desktop or laptop Apple Safari or Google Chrome when accessing this website via your favourite mobile or tablet device. Some interactive features and forms across My Account use JavaScript technology - please set your browser preferences to support JavaScript. Some browsers may not fully support JavaScript – please refer to your browser's help for more details. Log in to My Account To ensure the best browsing experience, we recommend you download the latest version of: Google Chrome, Apple Safari or Microsoft Edge when accessing this website via a desktop or laptop Apple Safari or Google Chrome when accessing this website via your favourite mobile or tablet device. Some interactive features and forms across My Account use JavaScript technology - please set your browser preferences to support JavaScript. Some browsers may not fully support JavaScript – please refer to your browser's help for more details. Log in to My Account
How will I be billed for my gas usage? Will it be on my electricity invoice?
You'll receive a separate bill for gas and electricity. This will help with identification of your costs for different forms of energy. You'll receive a separate bill for gas and electricity. This will help with identification of your costs for different forms of energy.
Whats is my load profile?
That is the amount of energy your business consumes from the grid combined with the time of day that it is consumed. This can affect the way you are charged for energy by your retailer and can help determine whether a time of use or fixed rate plan is better for your business. That is the amount of energy your business consumes from the grid combined with the time of day that it is consumed. This can affect the way you are charged for energy by your retailer and can help determine whether a time of use or fixed rate plan is better for your business.
How can I lodge a complaint?
We offer a number of options for you to lodge a complaint: Call us on 13 13 54 between 7am and 7pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays) Write to us at GPO Box K851, Perth, 6842 Lodge your feedback or complaint online using the email us form below. We offer a number of options for you to lodge a complaint: Call us on 13 13 54 between 7am and 7pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays) Write to us at GPO Box K851, Perth, 6842 Lodge your feedback or complaint online using the email us form below.
How do I submit a Freedom of Information request?
The proclamation of the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA) on 1 November 1993 gives the community a legal right of access to documents held by all state and local government organisations. A document includes any record or part of a record, and any copy or reproduction. It therefore covers files, computer printouts, maps, plans, photographs, tape recordings, films, video tapes or electronically-stored information. The proclamation of the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA) on 1 November 1993 gives the community a legal right of access to documents held by all state and local government organisations. A document includes any record or part of a record, and any copy or reproduction. It therefore covers files, computer printouts, maps, plans, photographs, tape recordings, films, video tapes or electronically-stored information.
I’ve logged into My Account. Where do I find my bill?
Select the ‘Bill and Payments’ tab towards the top of your screen. From this tab, you can find your billing and payment history and download your current or past bills. You can download your bill in PDF, XLSX, CSV or XML format. Select the ‘Bill and Payments’ tab towards the top of your screen. From this tab, you can find your billing and payment history and download your current or past bills. You can download your bill in PDF, XLSX, CSV or XML format.
Where can I find my account number?
It's the 8-12 digit number, located top right of your bill (on the front page). It's the 8-12 digit number, located top right of your bill (on the front page).
Does my site have a green power dome installed?
Check your building site has underground power (the shiny green dome) or call Western Power on 13 10 87 to confirm. Check your building site has underground power (the shiny green dome) or call Western Power on 13 10 87 to confirm.
Can Direct Debit payments be paid from any bank account?
Direct Debit works with most bank accounts within Australia only. Even better... we won't charge you any transaction fees if you nominate a bank account as your payment option (a small fee only applies to credit or debit card payments). For any bank account queries, please contact your bank. Direct Debit works with most bank accounts within Australia only. Even better... we won't charge you any transaction fees if you nominate a bank account as your payment option (a small fee only applies to credit or debit card payments). For any bank account queries, please contact your bank.
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
What is a transport charge?
On 16 May 2025 the Economic Regulation Authority approved changes to Western Power’s transmission, distribution, and metering network charges (transport charges) that will take effect from 1 July 2025. From 1 July 2025, Synergy, consistent with your electricity supply contract, will be passing on changes to transport charges and this will impact how much you pay under your Synergy Business Plan and Electricity Sales Agreement (ESA) products. On 16 May 2025 the Economic Regulation Authority approved changes to Western Power’s transmission, distribution, and metering network charges (transport charges) that will take effect from 1 July 2025. From 1 July 2025, Synergy, consistent with your electricity supply contract, will be passing on changes to transport charges and this will impact how much you pay under your Synergy Business Plan and Electricity Sales Agreement (ESA) products.
What happens if my bank account has insufficient funds?
If there are insufficient funds in your bank or credit/debit card account, the transaction will usually be rejected by your bank. We will post you a rejection notification and details of any dishonour fees charged to us by your bank, which are then added to your next bill. Late payment of your energy account could result in an overdue notice fee. Additional late payment charges may apply to outstanding balances over $1,000. If there are insufficient funds in your bank or credit/debit card account, the transaction will usually be rejected by your bank. We will post you a rejection notification and details of any dishonour fees charged to us by your bank, which are then added to your next bill. Late payment of your energy account could result in an overdue notice fee. Additional late payment charges may apply to outstanding balances over $1,000.
Are there other renewable sources of energy?
Renewable energy is produced from sources that cannot be depleted. Renewable energy is produced from sources that cannot be depleted.
Where can I find my payment number?
You'll find this at the bottom right of your bill (that's the 10 digit number on the first page just below the dotted line). You'll find this at the bottom right of your bill (that's the 10 digit number on the first page just below the dotted line).
Who can register for My Account
As long as you have your Synergy account number then you can take advantage of My Account - the easiest way to manage your usage. Register for My Account As long as you have your Synergy account number then you can take advantage of My Account - the easiest way to manage your usage. Register for My Account
Can I nominate somebody else to manage my connection?
Yes, you can nominate others to manage your energy account on your behalf. You can do this by filling out a simple form or you can add them to your account when you move home. Download consent form (PDF 100KB) Yes, you can nominate others to manage your energy account on your behalf. You can do this by filling out a simple form or you can add them to your account when you move home. Download consent form (PDF 100KB)
Who should be the account holder of a temporary supply?
Whenever a property has a power supply, there must be an account holder who is responsible for paying the account. The account holder is usually the property owner, but if you only need power temporarily, the builder or electrician can be the account holder.This way, the tradesperson will be billed for any power used during construction. If you’re not sure who should be responsible, check your building contract for details. Whenever a property has a power supply, there must be an account holder who is responsible for paying the account. The account holder is usually the property owner, but if you only need power temporarily, the builder or electrician can be the account holder.This way, the tradesperson will be billed for any power used during construction. If you’re not sure who should be responsible, check your building contract for details.
What's the difference between EasyGreen and NaturalPower?
Both EasyGreen and NaturalPower contributions are used to purchase renewable energy certificates (RECs) from GreenPower. With EasyGreen, you pay a set amount each billing cycle between in addition to your daily electricity charges. With NaturalPower you can buy an agreed amount based on a % of your electricity consumption. Calculate your contribution and see how much greenhouse emissions you'll save Both EasyGreen and NaturalPower contributions are used to purchase renewable energy certificates (RECs) from GreenPower. With EasyGreen, you pay a set amount each billing cycle between in addition to your daily electricity charges. With NaturalPower you can buy an agreed amount based on a % of your electricity consumption. Calculate your contribution and see how much greenhouse emissions you'll save
How secure are my Direct Debit details?
We take protecting your information seriously. Any bank account or credit/debit card details your provide us are kept private and confidential. We’ll only disclose this information, if necessary, to process payments, investigate disputes, or, if we are legally obliged to. We take protecting your information seriously. Any bank account or credit/debit card details your provide us are kept private and confidential. We’ll only disclose this information, if necessary, to process payments, investigate disputes, or, if we are legally obliged to.
What is a complaint?
A complaint is defined as an expression of dissatisfaction and you would like something done about it, while a query is a request for information (such as the reasons for why we have acted a certain way, or if we can further explain something to you). If dissatisfaction has not been expressed, or the customer has not sought resolution, the matter is not considered to be a complaint. If you would like to talk to us about your situation, call us on 13 13 54 and our customer service team will be happy to help. A complaint is defined as an expression of dissatisfaction and you would like something done about it, while a query is a request for information (such as the reasons for why we have acted a certain way, or if we can further explain something to you). If dissatisfaction has not been expressed, or the customer has not sought resolution, the matter is not considered to be a complaint. If you would like to talk to us about your situation, call us on 13 13 54 and our customer service team will be happy to help.
How long will it take to pay back my solar system?
The payback period of your system will depend on your business's unique circumstances. These factors include the amount of electricity your business consumes, what time of the day you use the most energy, the size of your system and the price you paid for its installation. With commercial systems drastically reducing in price over the past few years, the payback period for many businesses has reduced but not all businesses will benefit financially from investing in solar. Learn more about the factors you need to consider when considering solar The payback period of your system will depend on your business's unique circumstances. These factors include the amount of electricity your business consumes, what time of the day you use the most energy, the size of your system and the price you paid for its installation. With commercial systems drastically reducing in price over the past few years, the payback period for many businesses has reduced but not all businesses will benefit financially from investing in solar. Learn more about the factors you need to consider when considering solar
Why am I no longer receiving the Cost of Living Allowance (CoLA) payment?
On 14 May 2015, the state government announced increases to energy prices for WA households. As part of these changes - they also reviewed the eligibility criteria for the Cost of Living Assistance payment (CoLA). On 14 May 2015, the state government announced increases to energy prices for WA households. As part of these changes - they also reviewed the eligibility criteria for the Cost of Living Assistance payment (CoLA).
How do I read my electricity meter?
It all depends on what type of meter you have. Western Power, the network operator, owns and maintains the meter at your premises and is responsible for reading or estimating your meter - unless you're a self reader. For detailed information on ‘how to read your meter’, please read the Western Power meter reading FAQs. It all depends on what type of meter you have. Western Power, the network operator, owns and maintains the meter at your premises and is responsible for reading or estimating your meter - unless you're a self reader. For detailed information on ‘how to read your meter’, please read the Western Power meter reading FAQs.
How many solar panels will I need for my home?
The location of your roof in relation to sunshine, shading, dirt on solar panels and temperature all play a part in maximising your solar power production. The location of your roof in relation to sunshine, shading, dirt on solar panels and temperature all play a part in maximising your solar power production.
What is a complaint?
A complaint is defined as an expression of dissatisfaction and you would like something done about it, while a query is a request for information (such as the reasons for why we have acted a certain way, or if we can further explain something to you). If dissatisfaction has not been expressed, or the customer has not sought resolution, the matter is not considered to be a complaint. If you would like to talk to us about your situation, call us on 13 13 53 and our customer service team will be happy to help. Read the complaint resolution policy (3.4MB) A complaint is defined as an expression of dissatisfaction and you would like something done about it, while a query is a request for information (such as the reasons for why we have acted a certain way, or if we can further explain something to you). If dissatisfaction has not been expressed, or the customer has not sought resolution, the matter is not considered to be a complaint. If you would like to talk to us about your situation, call us on 13 13 53 and our customer service team will be happy to help. Read the complaint resolution policy (3.4MB)
Struggling to pay your bill?
Sometimes it’s hard to pay bills when they all come at once. We understand the stress this can cause. Giving you some extra time to pay, or creating a payment plan are some of the things we can do to help you manage your energy bills. Sometimes it’s hard to pay bills when they all come at once. We understand the stress this can cause. Giving you some extra time to pay, or creating a payment plan are some of the things we can do to help you manage your energy bills.
What if Western Power doesn’t approve my business solar system application?
Western Power in some cases may not approve the system that has been applied for at the business premises. Where this happens, Western Power may provide various options, including approving a smaller sized system, or providing the option to upgrade the network infrastructure servicing your property, for a fee, to connect the system. If your system application is rejected, ask your supplier to work through your options with you and Western Power. Western Power in some cases may not approve the system that has been applied for at the business premises. Where this happens, Western Power may provide various options, including approving a smaller sized system, or providing the option to upgrade the network infrastructure servicing your property, for a fee, to connect the system. If your system application is rejected, ask your supplier to work through your options with you and Western Power.
How do I suspend my Direct Debit by Instalment arrangement?
You can change the start date of your Direct Debit by Instalment arrangement online via My Account. By changing the start date to a date in the future, this will effectively suspend your Direct Debit by Instalment withdrawals until that date – by cancelling your current Direct Debit arrangement with Synergy and requesting a new Direct Debit arrangement. You will need to do this at least 5 business days before your next scheduled Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal. You can change the start date of your Direct Debit by Instalment arrangement online via My Account. By changing the start date to a date in the future, this will effectively suspend your Direct Debit by Instalment withdrawals until that date – by cancelling your current Direct Debit arrangement with Synergy and requesting a new Direct Debit arrangement. You will need to do this at least 5 business days before your next scheduled Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal.
How do I modify my Direct Debit by Instalment payment frequency?
You can change your Direct Debit by Instalment frequency online via My Account. You will need to do so at least 5 business days before your next Direct Debit Instalment payment date, so your details and Direct Debit arrangement are updated before your next scheduled Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal. You can change your Direct Debit by Instalment frequency online via My Account. You will need to do so at least 5 business days before your next Direct Debit Instalment payment date, so your details and Direct Debit arrangement are updated before your next scheduled Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal.
What is multi-factor authentication?
Multi-factor authentication (also known as MFA) is a security measure that requires customers to enter a code sent via text message or via email as an additional identity factor before accessing their account. Multi-factor authentication (also known as MFA) is a security measure that requires customers to enter a code sent via text message or via email as an additional identity factor before accessing their account.
Can I change or transfer the account holder on a Synergy account?
No, you are unable to change or transfer the account holder of a Synergy account, even if you are the account holder or an authorised representative on the corresponding Synergy account. If you would like to open and/or close a Synergy account in your name, as the account holder, you can complete our convenient online form here. Please note that the person listed as the account holder is liable for all costs associated with the electricity supply at the supply address listed on the corresponding Synergy account. No, you are unable to change or transfer the account holder of a Synergy account, even if you are the account holder or an authorised representative on the corresponding Synergy account. If you would like to open and/or close a Synergy account in your name, as the account holder, you can complete our convenient online form here. Please note that the person listed as the account holder is liable for all costs associated with the electricity supply at the supply address listed on the corresponding Synergy account.
What are the terms and conditions for Direct Debit?
The current terms and conditions for Direct Debit can be found by downloading a copy of the Direct Debit Service Agreement. The current terms and conditions for Direct Debit can be found by downloading a copy of the Direct Debit Service Agreement.
Is there a fee for using a credit or debit card?
A small transfer fee will apply if you prefer to pay your bills or opt in to Direct Debit with a credit or debit card: Mastercard Debit cards will incur a fee of 0.46 % (incl. GST) Mastercard Credit cards will incur a fee of 0.83% (incl. GST) Visa Debit cards will incur a fee of 0.46% (incl. GST) Visa Credit cards will incur a fee of 1.00% (incl. GST) American Express credit cards will incur a fee of 0.77% (incl. GST) If you are setup for Direct Debit and pay via debit or credit card you will continue to see the transaction fee on your next Synergy bill. We offer other payment methods which do not occur transaction fees, these include: Payment through My Account using your bank account Direct Debit using your bank account BPAY A small transfer fee will apply if you prefer to pay your bills or opt in to Direct Debit with a credit or debit card: Mastercard Debit cards will incur a fee of 0.46 % (incl. GST) Mastercard Credit cards will incur a fee of 0.83% (incl. GST) Visa Debit cards will incur a fee of 0.46% (incl. GST) Visa Credit cards will incur a fee of 1.00% (incl. GST) American Express credit cards will incur a fee of 0.77% (incl. GST) If you are setup for Direct Debit and pay via debit or credit card you will continue to see the transaction fee on your next Synergy bill. We offer other payment methods which do not occur transaction fees, these include: Payment through My Account using your bank account Direct Debit using your bank account BPAY
Why do I receive adjusted bills?
If you have received more than one bill in a billing cycle, this could be why: Your Synergy bill is based on information we receive from Western Power - and sometimes they need to provide us with estimated data for your billing cycle. After your meter reading is available, this ‘substitute’ data will then be updated with what’s known as ‘actual’ data. If we receive your actual data after we have billed you based on your substitute data, we need to then issue another bill. You might see a credit or a debit, depending on your actual electricity use. This is known as bill adjustment and means you could receive more than one bill within a billing cycle. If you have received more than one bill in a billing cycle, this could be why: Your Synergy bill is based on information we receive from Western Power - and sometimes they need to provide us with estimated data for your billing cycle. After your meter reading is available, this ‘substitute’ data will then be updated with what’s known as ‘actual’ data. If we receive your actual data after we have billed you based on your substitute data, we need to then issue another bill. You might see a credit or a debit, depending on your actual electricity use. This is known as bill adjustment and means you could receive more than one bill within a billing cycle.
Why do I have to provide proof of payment if I have a missing payment?
Synergy requires proof of payment to be able to correctly locate, identify & transfer you missing payments. The information requested help us to identify your specific payment in our system and if necessary, to be able to verify payments further with our bank. Synergy requires proof of payment to be able to correctly locate, identify & transfer you missing payments. The information requested help us to identify your specific payment in our system and if necessary, to be able to verify payments further with our bank.
What types of credit cards can I use for Direct Debit?
You can use Visa, MasterCard or American Express. If you pay by credit card, a transaction fee will apply and is usually added to your Synergy bills. You can use Visa, MasterCard or American Express. If you pay by credit card, a transaction fee will apply and is usually added to your Synergy bills.
What is My Account?
My Account is a secure, energy management tool that gives you more control of your energy from any device, whenever it suits: Track your energy usage and more Compare your energy usage with similar homes Access popular energy saving tips View and download your Synergy bills Pay faster using a secure, quick and simple payment process and save your credit/debit card for future bill payments View and compare your payment history Set and forget with Direct Debit using your bank account or credit/debit card Request a payment extension Arrange a move-in or move-out Manage your green energy products Nominate a bank account so we can automatically send you any REBS payments earned Read our guide for the above My Account actions Register for My Account Log in to My Account My Account is a secure, energy management tool that gives you more control of your energy from any device, whenever it suits: Track your energy usage and more Compare your energy usage with similar homes Access popular energy saving tips View and download your Synergy bills Pay faster using a secure, quick and simple payment process and save your credit/debit card for future bill payments View and compare your payment history Set and forget with Direct Debit using your bank account or credit/debit card Request a payment extension Arrange a move-in or move-out Manage your green energy products Nominate a bank account so we can automatically send you any REBS payments earned Read our guide for the above My Account actions Register for My Account Log in to My Account
Can I nominate somebody else to manage my connection?
Yes, you can nominate others to manage your energy account on your behalf. You can do this by filling out a simple form or you can add them to your account when you move home. Download consent form (PDF 100KB) Yes, you can nominate others to manage your energy account on your behalf. You can do this by filling out a simple form or you can add them to your account when you move home. Download consent form (PDF 100KB)
What is the current Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme (REBS) rate?
Existing REBS customers can remain on REBS so long as they don’t upgrade their system and subject to the REBS Terms and Conditions. For the most up-to-date information about buyback rates and charges please view our REBS pricing schedule and DEBS pricing schedule. Learn more about exporting back to the grid Existing REBS customers can remain on REBS so long as they don’t upgrade their system and subject to the REBS Terms and Conditions. For the most up-to-date information about buyback rates and charges please view our REBS pricing schedule and DEBS pricing schedule. Learn more about exporting back to the grid
Need more time to pay your bill?
Then we're here to help. If you need a little more time to pay, then you can apply for a payment extension in just a few clicks. You'll have the option to extend your payment due date up until just before your next bill is due to be paid. Just have a copy of your bill handy. Request a payment extension Then we're here to help. If you need a little more time to pay, then you can apply for a payment extension in just a few clicks. You'll have the option to extend your payment due date up until just before your next bill is due to be paid. Just have a copy of your bill handy. Request a payment extension
How long does it take to connect a meter to our building site?
It depends on how many steps below you need completed to connect your site: First, check for underground power installed on your block. Look for a shiny green dome or call Western Power on 13 10 87 to confirm or to install your dome. Apply for a new connection with us - we'll process your request within 3-5 days and issue you with a reference number: New electricity application for a single connection (PDF 470KB) New Electricity Application for multiple connection (PDF 480KB) Pass on the reference number/s on to your builder or electrician. Your builder/ electrician will liaise with Western Power to get your meter installed and connected to the grid. Allow 5 working days in a metropolitan area, and up to 10 working days in rural areas. It depends on how many steps below you need completed to connect your site: First, check for underground power installed on your block. Look for a shiny green dome or call Western Power on 13 10 87 to confirm or to install your dome. Apply for a new connection with us - we'll process your request within 3-5 days and issue you with a reference number: New electricity application for a single connection (PDF 470KB) New Electricity Application for multiple connection (PDF 480KB) Pass on the reference number/s on to your builder or electrician. Your builder/ electrician will liaise with Western Power to get your meter installed and connected to the grid. Allow 5 working days in a metropolitan area, and up to 10 working days in rural areas.
What's the difference between EasyGreen and NaturalPower?
Both EasyGreen and NaturalPower contributions are used to purchase renewable energy certificates (RECs) from GreenPower. With EasyGreen, you pay a set amount each billing cycle in addition to your daily electricity charges. With NaturalPower you can buy an agreed amount based on a % of your electricity consumption. Calculate your contribution and see how much greenhouse emissions you'll save Both EasyGreen and NaturalPower contributions are used to purchase renewable energy certificates (RECs) from GreenPower. With EasyGreen, you pay a set amount each billing cycle in addition to your daily electricity charges. With NaturalPower you can buy an agreed amount based on a % of your electricity consumption. Calculate your contribution and see how much greenhouse emissions you'll save
Who do I call if I have an electricity emergency?
You need to call Western Power on 13 13 51.The electricity grid is owned by Western Power, so it’s their responsibility to maintain the power supply to your home or business. They’re also experts in this area, so you’ll be in good hands.Western Power owns and operates the power poles and wires in south west WA, and deal with any power supply interruptions or repairs. If you’re in a remote area of WA, you may be serviced by Horizon Power. You need to call Western Power on 13 13 51.The electricity grid is owned by Western Power, so it’s their responsibility to maintain the power supply to your home or business. They’re also experts in this area, so you’ll be in good hands.Western Power owns and operates the power poles and wires in south west WA, and deal with any power supply interruptions or repairs. If you’re in a remote area of WA, you may be serviced by Horizon Power.
Can I cancel my green energy contribution?
Yes, you can cancel your green energy at any time by updating your preferences in My Account. We'll backdate your cancellation or changes to the first day of the current billing period. No cancellation or change fees apply. Yes, you can cancel your green energy at any time by updating your preferences in My Account. We'll backdate your cancellation or changes to the first day of the current billing period. No cancellation or change fees apply.
What is Direct Debit?
It’s the set-and-forget way to pay bills. If you sign up for Direct Debit, we’ll debit the charges on your bill automatically from your nominated bank account or credit/debit card, whenever your bill is due to be paid. Choosing Direct Debit means your energy bill is always paid on time, without you having to remember dates, or even lift a finger. It’s the set-and-forget way to pay bills. If you sign up for Direct Debit, we’ll debit the charges on your bill automatically from your nominated bank account or credit/debit card, whenever your bill is due to be paid. Choosing Direct Debit means your energy bill is always paid on time, without you having to remember dates, or even lift a finger.
What if I'm not satisfied with your response to my complaint?
If you're not satisfied with our response to your complaint, you can: Request that we advise you of the reasons for the outcome in writing. Raise the complaint with the Energy and Water Ombudsman (Freecall 1800 754 004). The Energy and Water Ombudsman was established to receive, investigate and facilitate the resolution of complaints. Please contact Synergy before you contact the Energy and Water Ombudsman, so we have the opportunity to resolve your complaint. If you're not satisfied with our response to your complaint, you can: Request that we advise you of the reasons for the outcome in writing. Raise the complaint with the Energy and Water Ombudsman (Freecall 1800 754 004). The Energy and Water Ombudsman was established to receive, investigate and facilitate the resolution of complaints. Please contact Synergy before you contact the Energy and Water Ombudsman, so we have the opportunity to resolve your complaint.
What if I'm not satisfied with your response to my complaint?
If you're not satisfied with our response to your complaint, you can: Request that we advise you of the reasons for the outcome in writing Raise the complaint with the Energy and Water Ombudsman (Freecall 1800 754 004). The Energy and Water Ombudsman was established to receive, investigate and facilitate the resolution of complaints. Please contact Synergy before you contact the Energy and Water Ombudsman, so we have the opportunity to resolve your complaint. If you're not satisfied with our response to your complaint, you can: Request that we advise you of the reasons for the outcome in writing Raise the complaint with the Energy and Water Ombudsman (Freecall 1800 754 004). The Energy and Water Ombudsman was established to receive, investigate and facilitate the resolution of complaints. Please contact Synergy before you contact the Energy and Water Ombudsman, so we have the opportunity to resolve your complaint.
What happens if I'm on a time of use plan and start to use more energy during the day?
If you find you're unable to continue using, more of your energy during the cheaper time bands (off peak), then it may be better to switch back to the anytime plan - Home Plan (A1). If you're using more during the peak periods, then your energy bill will increase as you'll no longer be taking advantage of the cheaper rates offered during off period. Compare energy plans to find the best one to suit your lifestyle If you find you're unable to continue using, more of your energy during the cheaper time bands (off peak), then it may be better to switch back to the anytime plan - Home Plan (A1). If you're using more during the peak periods, then your energy bill will increase as you'll no longer be taking advantage of the cheaper rates offered during off period. Compare energy plans to find the best one to suit your lifestyle