Match your tariff to the way you use energy.

Small/medium demand uses 30-minute kW. Large demand needs 15-minute kVA or suitable active/reactive readings. Supply 23 months for the complete rolling history, or deliberately choose the labelled estimate. High-voltage and sub-transmission rolling minima still apply. Metering, exports, dedicated circuits and flexible/storage tariffs need separate review.

Small/medium demand uses 30-minute kW. Large demand uses half-hour kVA at maximum kW, from matching half-hour kVA or active/reactive readings. Demand rates apply per day. Supply 23 months for the complete rolling history, or deliberately choose the labelled estimate. High-voltage and sub-transmission rolling minima still apply. Metering, exports, dedicated circuits and flexible/storage tariffs need separate review.

Supply 23 months for complete rolling demand, or choose a labelled repeating-year estimate. A tariff change does not automatically reduce billed demand. The model retains it when comparing a transfer. Annual rates use calendar days divided by 365. Special, storage, residential and multiple-connection tariffs require a separate review.

If you export, enter the actual billing periods covering the analysed year, one per line: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DD. The free allowance is pooled within each bill, so calendar months cannot be assumed.

Provide twelve complete months. Interval tariffs use Sydney daylight saving; basic meters have a different legacy summer-time clock. Select fixed AEST only when supported by the network assignment. Public holidays keep weekday periods. Demand is assessed monthly; average-daily demand remains distinct from the monthly maximum. Existing obsolete tariffs can be checked but are not new alternatives. Special arrangements need a separate review.

Published access rates include the applicable legacy metering component. Export charges outside the confirmed Sun Soaker service need further evidence and are not assumed to be zero.

Only enter exceptions that Evoenergy has confirmed. Published CT opt-out rules contain differences between the table and explanatory text.

Peak is 7am–5pm weekdays; shoulder is 5pm–10pm weekdays; all other times are off-peak. Fixed AEST applies throughout the year, including public holidays. Demand uses clocked 30-minute readings. Capacity uses the highest demand in 13 months, including each current bill month. XMC does not automatically waive a continuing legacy meter charge. Tariff assignment remains subject to Evoenergy confirmation.

Small-business tariffs use demand at or below 70 kVA or annual imports at or below 150 MWh. Large-business tariffs use demand above 70 kVA or annual imports above 150 MWh. Moving from a large-business tariff to a small-business tariff also requires imports at or below 150 MWh.

Enter each agreed option as tariff code, specified kVA, transmission node. Leave the node blank for TASSDM. Exactly 2 MVA needs network confirmation.

Tariff windows use fixed AEST throughout the year, including public holidays. TAS88 and TAS98 use the average of the four highest daily peak and off-peak kW demands. Other demand tariffs require their stated 15- or 30-minute kVA evidence. Lower-resolution data cannot reconstruct shorter demand periods. Separate tariff circuits need a combined review.

Choose a one-year profile estimate, or supply 23 complete months to calculate each month from its recorded demand history. Recorded history requires confirmed calendar-month billing; current prices still apply. SAPN limits retailer-requested tariff changes to once in twelve months.

Enter start and end dates for every bill covering the usage year. Unused allowance rolls forward within each bill, separately for workdays and non-workdays. No period is inferred from an empty field.

For each supported current or proposed agreed tariff, enter its SAPN-confirmed code, peak kVA, firm anytime kVA, flexible kVA and site supply charge per day. Enter 0 flexible kVA for a non-flexible agreement; leave the final daily-price value blank where it does not apply.

Missing kVA is not evidence of a kW tariff assignment. Demand Small always uses kVA with a 35 kVA allowance. CAC TOU charges include separate anytime kW demand.

For an existing BEST tariff, enter every actual bill covering the usage year: start date, end date, imported kWh. The daily block allowance is 265.75 kWh per billing day; calendar months are not assumed to be bills.

Primary SAC prices include a separate $0.116/day SCS metering increment. Other metering and retail fees remain separate. Public holidays follow their weekday or weekend periods. The electrical zone must be confirmed from the network assignment; a postcode alone is insufficient. Residential, secondary, storage and individually calculated tariffs require their own review.

Only confirmed primary load-control arrangements are considered. Basic-meter eligibility for large load control needs specific Ergon approval because the guide contains conflicting general and tariff-specific wording.

For CPD tariffs, enter assigned capacity and the billed demand for each period in your usage year. If deriving the current CPD, the interval files must contain all four official days. A monthly maximum cannot replace these values. Other billing periods need a separate review.

NAST12 uses Melbourne local time. The clock for other energy windows must match the network assignment; choose AEST or local time above. Monthly demand is interpreted as 3–9pm local time. CPD always uses 2–6pm AEST on nominated days. Public holidays keep weekday periods. Annual charges are modelled using calendar days/365.

This is a network-only comparison. Metering, retail charges and export arrangements are separate. Closed, shadow and site-specific tariffs are not general alternatives.