A long overdue reset to the tariff reform agenda promises better outcomes for energy consumers. Plus a new report finds that retailers really do charge residential customers more than business.
The Seniors Energy Rebate is available to help cover the cost of electricity for eligible independent retirees who hold a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC)
The rebate is$200 per household, per financial year.
A household can only receive one Seniors Energy Rebate each financial year, no matter how many eligible retirees may live at the same address.
If your application is successful, the rebate will be paid directly into your nominated bank account.
Eligibility
To be eligible for the rebate you must:
be a NSW resident
have a valid CSHC from Centrelink or the Department of Veteran Affairs
be the primary account holder named on the electricity bill
be applying for the rebate for your primary place of residence.
Other conditions may apply.
Check your eligibility and apply at the Service NSW website.
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