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Western Australia electricity

Electricity in Geraldton: What Households Pay in 2026-27

Geraldton is on Western Power's network and buys from Synergy at the same government-set price as Perth.

Checked against regulator and Clean Energy Regulator data, October 2026

Usage rate
33.26c
Synergy, per kWh
Supply charge
$1.19
per day
At 4,000 kWh
$1,766
a year, regulated price
Solar zone
Zone 2
postcode 6530

Electricity prices in Geraldton for 2026-27

Western Australia regulated electricity prices for Geraldton
Network areaUsage rateSupply chargeAt 4,000 kWh a year
Synergy33.26c$1.19/day$1,766
2026-27 Home Plan A1 tariff, including GST. Yearly cost at 4,000 kWh includes the supply charge.

Western Australia sets one price for households across the state, so Geraldton pays the same rate as Perth. WA sits outside the National Electricity Market. Households in Perth and the South West buy from Synergy at prices set by the state government.

Full state detail: Western Australia electricity rates.

Who sells electricity in Geraldton

Synergy is the only retailer for homes in Geraldton. The price is set by the WA Government, so there are no competing plans to compare. All electricity retailers.

Average electricity bill in Geraldton

Yearly cost at three usage levels in Geraldton
UsagekWh a yearPer quarterPer year
Low usage2,500$317$1,267
Medium usage4,000$441$1,766
High usage6,500$649$2,597
2026-27 Home Plan A1 tariff, supply included. The AER does not publish consumption benchmarks for Western Australia.

Use tends to rise in winter for heating and in hot weather for cooling.

  • The Greater Geraldton council area is in climate zone 4, hot dry summers and cool winters.
  • Postcode 6530 is in CER solar zone 2, sunnier than Perth.

More on usage: average bills in Western Australia and why a bill can be high.

Solar panels in Geraldton

Rooftop solar and batteries in postcode 6530
Rooftop solar systems installed6,648
Total solar capacity37 MW
Average system size5.5 kW
Solar systems in the past 12 months274
Home batteries since July 2025353
Heat pump water heaters377
Clean Energy Regulator small-scale installation postcode data, to August 2026. Solar counts include systems installed since 2001; batteries are counted from July 2025, when the Cheaper Home Batteries Program began.

Postcode 6530 is in CER solar zone 2, rated at 1.536 MWh per kW a year. A 6.6 kW system here is deemed to make about 10,138 kWh a year, or 27.8 kWh a day, and earns 50 STCs if installed in 2026. See the solar calculator to estimate savings.

Synergy customers with solar get the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme rate: Synergy DEBS buyback: 10c for exports between 3pm and 9pm, 2c at other times. Last confirmed by Energy Policy WA; check Synergy for any change.

Rebates: solar rebates and battery rebates.

Power outages in Geraldton

Western Power

Emergencies and outages, 24/7

13 13 51westernpower.com.au/faults-outages/

Your network, not your retailer, fixes outages. Check Western Power's outage map first, then report it if your home is not listed. More: power outages in Western Australia and the Western Power network guide.

Rebates and bill help in Geraldton

Geraldton households can get Western Australia concessions and rebates, as well as federal programs. The main ones:

Every program: Western Australia energy rebates, or use the rebate finder.

Questions about electricity in Geraldton

On the Home Plan A1 tariff for Synergy in 2026-27, power costs 33.26c per kWh plus $1.19 a day, including GST.

The AER does not publish consumption benchmarks for Western Australia. At 4,000 kWh a year, a common middle usage level, a home pays about $1,766 a year on the Home Plan A1 tariff.

Western Power. It owns the poles and wires and handles outages. For faults call 13 13 51.

Postcode 6530 is in Clean Energy Regulator solar zone 2. A 6.6 kW system there is deemed to produce about 10,138 kWh a year, or 27.8 kWh a day on average.

Sources

Prices come from the regulator or the regulated retailer. Usage benchmarks, climate zones, solar zones and installation counts come from the AER, ABCB and Clean Energy Regulator. Last checked October 2026. Prices include GST unless we say otherwise.