Energy for your stores.

For retailers and pharmacies: check a bill, plan a renewal or sort out an account query. Start with the site that needs attention.

One site or a store network?

One shop or pharmacy

Have a recent bill, your opening hours and any current contract ready. Check the full cost and suitable small-business plans. Tell us if your landlord or shopping centre bills you for energy.

Compare a business bill

Larger stores and groups

Bring a site list, recent bills and contract end dates. Separate leased and owner-operated sites, and note planned openings or closures. Each site’s market and tariff eligibility still needs checking.

Explore C&I procurement

For pharmacies storing vaccines, cost reviews must respect cold-chain procedures. Essential refrigeration must remain protected.

Choose your next step

  1. 1. Check your bills

    Understand the charges and identify differences against your agreement or usage.

    Check your bills
  2. 2. Review network charges

    Check whether the network tariff suits the way your site uses electricity.

    Review network charges
  3. 3. Compare your energy options

    Start with one small-business invoice, or compare actual C&I offers for a large-market supply.

Support between renewals

Need help with a retailer query, meter charge or changing site? Bring the bill and correspondence so the team can work through the history with you.

Explore ongoing support
Retail context — research checked 7 October 2026

The state of play

Retail income grew 2.8% in 2024–25 across the Australian sector. That headline does not describe every shop. Pharmacies also operate within the Eighth Community Pharmacy Agreement, running to June 2029.

Electricity decisions still need to fit your own opening hours, equipment, lease and budget.

Australian retail trade in 2024–25: total income up 2.8%, EBITDA up 4.4%, employment down 0.5%.
ABS Australian Industry, 2024–25. Industry aggregates, not pharmacy-specific results.
Sources and context — checked 7 October 2026

Let’s connect.

Questions? Concerns?
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