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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
I no longer want to receive Automated REBS Payments
No worries, we can help arrange this for you. The quickest and simplest way is to opt out via My Account, or you can call our customer service centre on 13 13 53. No worries, we can help arrange this for you. The quickest and simplest way is to opt out via My Account, or you can call our customer service centre on 13 13 53.
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. 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. 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 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.
Can I add my partners’ concession card to my account?
Yes, as long as you meet the eligibility requirements you and your partner has been registered as an authorised representative on your account. The easiest way to apply for a concession is via My Account. Just have the concession card details handy. Register for My Account Yes, as long as you meet the eligibility requirements you and your partner has been registered as an authorised representative on your account. The easiest way to apply for a concession is via My Account. Just have the concession card details handy. Register for My Account
How do I update my concessions?
The easiest way to add or manage your concessions is via My Account. Just have a copy of your bill and any eligible concession card/s handy. Log in to My Account The easiest way to add or manage your concessions is via My Account. Just have a copy of your bill and any eligible concession card/s handy. Log in to My Account
How long does it take to connect my home?
If you're moving in to an existing home in the metro area, it only takes around 3-5 business days (excluding weekends) to get you connected. Please allow between 6-10 days for rural connections. If you're moving in to an existing home in the metro area, it only takes around 3-5 business days (excluding weekends) to get you connected. Please allow between 6-10 days for rural connections.
What should I do if I can't afford to pay when my payment extension is due?
If you’ve put a payment extension plan in place with us but you’re still finding it difficult to pay call us on 13 13 54. Together, we'll help find an appropriate payment solution - just have your Synergy account number handy (you'll find this in the top left hand corner of your bill). If you’ve put a payment extension plan in place with us but you’re still finding it difficult to pay call us on 13 13 54. Together, we'll help find an appropriate payment solution - just have your Synergy account number handy (you'll find this in the top left hand corner of your bill).
Why does the cost of energy go up every year?
For many years, electricity tariffs in Western Australia have not reflected the full cost of producing and supplying electricity. To correct this shortfall, since 2009 the State Government has steadily increased tariff prices. For many years, electricity tariffs in Western Australia have not reflected the full cost of producing and supplying electricity. To correct this shortfall, since 2009 the State Government has steadily increased tariff prices.
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.
How do I change my Direct Debit details?
You can change your Direct Debit details online via My Account, or if you haven't registered for My Account, you can contact us. You will need to do so at least five business days before your next Direct Debit payment date, so your details are updated in time for the Direct Debit. You can change your Direct Debit details online via My Account, or if you haven't registered for My Account, you can contact us. You will need to do so at least five business days before your next Direct Debit payment date, so your details are updated in time for the Direct Debit.
What is a payment arrangement?
If you’re experiencing payment difficulties and finding it hard to pay your Synergy business bill, we may be able to help you with an interest-free and fee-free instalment plan to help avoid disconnection. We will ensure any plan is fair and reasonable, by taking into account information about your capacity to pay and any debt owed to Synergy. This is known as a payment arrangement. With a payment arrangement in place, you could pay your Synergy business bill and outstanding amounts off in smaller amounts over time, rather than all at once. It’s easy to apply for a payment arrangement online – you’ll just need a copy of your business bill to get started. We’ll let you know if your payment arrangement application is successful at the end of the process and the details of the amounts and due dates for instalments. If you’re experiencing payment difficulties and finding it hard to pay your Synergy business bill, we may be able to help you with an interest-free and fee-free instalment plan to help avoid disconnection. We will ensure any plan is fair and reasonable, by taking into account information about your capacity to pay and any debt owed to Synergy. This is known as a payment arrangement. With a payment arrangement in place, you could pay your Synergy business bill and outstanding amounts off in smaller amounts over time, rather than all at once. It’s easy to apply for a payment arrangement online – you’ll just need a copy of your business bill to get started. We’ll let you know if your payment arrangement application is successful at the end of the process and the details of the amounts and due dates for instalments.
How do I modify my Direct Debit by Instalment amount?
You can change your Direct Debit details online via My Account. You will need to do so at least 5 business days before your next Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal date, so your details and Direct Debit arrangement are updated before your next scheduled Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal. You can change your Direct Debit details online via My Account. You will need to do so at least 5 business days before your next Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal date, so your details and Direct Debit arrangement are updated before your next scheduled Direct Debit Instalment withdrawal.
How does Synergy’s multi-factor authentication for My Account work?
To log in to My Account, you will need to authenticate your account access using the mobile number or email address linked to your Synergy account. You will also need to enter your supply address exactly as it appears on your Synergy bill. The validation will send a one-time use code to the mobile number or email address that is linked to the Synergy account, which you will need to enter correctly before you can log on. You will only have 3 attempts of the mobile number and supply address authentication , so please ensure you have entered these details correctly. The SMS or email code should be sent instantly, so ensure that you check your junk emails or spam SMS folders if it hasn’t come through within one minute of requesting it. The SMS or email code expires after five minutes and you will need to request a new code after that time. If this happens, you can click on the “I didn’t get a code” link, which can be requested up to 3 times per day. The number of remaining code generation attempts will show on the error message. If you fail to authenticate your account after three attempts, My Account will be locked and you will need to contact us on 13 13 53 between Monday to Friday 7am to 7pm (residential customers), or on 13 13 54 between Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm (business customers) to check your details and to reset My Account. To log in to My Account, you will need to authenticate your account access using the mobile number or email address linked to your Synergy account. You will also need to enter your supply address exactly as it appears on your Synergy bill. The validation will send a one-time use code to the mobile number or email address that is linked to the Synergy account, which you will need to enter correctly before you can log on. You will only have 3 attempts of the mobile number and supply address authentication , so please ensure you have entered these details correctly. The SMS or email code should be sent instantly, so ensure that you check your junk emails or spam SMS folders if it hasn’t come through within one minute of requesting it. The SMS or email code expires after five minutes and you will need to request a new code after that time. If this happens, you can click on the “I didn’t get a code” link, which can be requested up to 3 times per day. The number of remaining code generation attempts will show on the error message. If you fail to authenticate your account after three attempts, My Account will be locked and you will need to contact us on 13 13 53 between Monday to Friday 7am to 7pm (residential customers), or on 13 13 54 between Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm (business customers) to check your details and to reset My Account.
What kind of information does Synergy collect about me?
The types of personal information we may collect will depend upon the nature of our interaction with you. In general, personal information we collect includes details such as your name, address, phone numbers or email address. You can view Synergy’s privacy policy at synergy.net.au/privacy for more information on how and why we collect and store your personal information. Other types of personal information we collect can include but is not limited to: Information that uniquely identifies you, like your date of birth or product purchase details, such as the date you contracted with Synergy; and Your usage information relating to electricity supply or any other product or service we supply to you. Financial details, including your credit card number or bank account number. We collect but do not store your full credit or debit card details. The personal information we collect is needed to be able to give you the best service possible. If you choose not to provide the personal information we ask you for, we may not be able to offer our products and services to you. The types of personal information we may collect will depend upon the nature of our interaction with you. In general, personal information we collect includes details such as your name, address, phone numbers or email address. You can view Synergy’s privacy policy at synergy.net.au/privacy for more information on how and why we collect and store your personal information. Other types of personal information we collect can include but is not limited to: Information that uniquely identifies you, like your date of birth or product purchase details, such as the date you contracted with Synergy; and Your usage information relating to electricity supply or any other product or service we supply to you. Financial details, including your credit card number or bank account number. We collect but do not store your full credit or debit card details. The personal information we collect is needed to be able to give you the best service possible. If you choose not to provide the personal information we ask you for, we may not be able to offer our products and services to you.
Renewable Energy Buyback scheme (REBS)
The Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme is no longer available to new applicants, it has been replaced with the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS). The Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme gives eligible customers a chance to earn money for sending excess energy from an eligible solar and/or a battery system back to the grid. Any money earned will be displayed as a credit on your next bill. Find out more The Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme is no longer available to new applicants, it has been replaced with the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS). The Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme gives eligible customers a chance to earn money for sending excess energy from an eligible solar and/or a battery system back to the grid. Any money earned will be displayed as a credit on your next bill. Find out more
Is the NaturalPower contribution changing?
The price Synergy pays for Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) has decreased over the last 12 months. This means the price that you pay per unit of NaturalPower or EasyGreen electricity will decrease from 1 July 2025 to 3.4283 cents per unit (incl GST). The NaturalPower and EasyGreen products include a contribution paid by you (above the standard regulated retail tariff) that is used to purchase LGCs from nationally-accredited GreenPower renewable energy sources, helping your household or business to work towards becoming carbon neutral. Renewable energy purchased by Synergy with these contributions is then fed into the electricity grid, where it mixes with energy produced from non-renewable sources before being supplied to your home or business. For more about Synergy's green energy options, visit synergy.net.au/greenenergy The price Synergy pays for Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) has decreased over the last 12 months. This means the price that you pay per unit of NaturalPower or EasyGreen electricity will decrease from 1 July 2025 to 3.4283 cents per unit (incl GST). The NaturalPower and EasyGreen products include a contribution paid by you (above the standard regulated retail tariff) that is used to purchase LGCs from nationally-accredited GreenPower renewable energy sources, helping your household or business to work towards becoming carbon neutral. Renewable energy purchased by Synergy with these contributions is then fed into the electricity grid, where it mixes with energy produced from non-renewable sources before being supplied to your home or business. For more about Synergy's green energy options, visit synergy.net.au/greenenergy
How will I know if an activation event has happened?
You will not be notified before an event happens as it requires no action from you. All Battery Rewards events and associated reward credits will be reflected in your personalised quarterly activity statements and any credits from events for that quarter will be applied to your next Synergy bill. You will not be notified before an event happens as it requires no action from you. All Battery Rewards events and associated reward credits will be reflected in your personalised quarterly activity statements and any credits from events for that quarter will be applied to your next Synergy bill.
How much does it cost to apply for the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS)?
There’s a $7.53 fee (inclusive of GST) for your application to participate in the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS). This fee may change from time to time but as of 1 July 2025 it’s correct. Other additional costs may apply including the installation of a bi-directional electricity meter that separately measures the electricity flow in both directions. It records consumption (usage within the home) and export (excess electricity produced and exported back to the electricity network). There’s a $7.53 fee (inclusive of GST) for your application to participate in the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS). This fee may change from time to time but as of 1 July 2025 it’s correct. Other additional costs may apply including the installation of a bi-directional electricity meter that separately measures the electricity flow in both directions. It records consumption (usage within the home) and export (excess electricity produced and exported back to the electricity network).