Timeslots
- How does the time of year affect the price of electricity?
- What is 'Time of Use' pricing?
- What about daylight saving?
How does the time of year affect the price of electricity?
Rates change depending on the time of year. Peak summer rates apply from January to March. Winter rates apply from April to December.
View a full list of rates and charges
What is 'Time of Use' pricing?
Aurora PAY AS YOU GO offers Time of Use pricing, which means that you can take advantage of different electricity rates at different times of the day. As the day goes on the rates get cheaper. You'll also notice that there are pricing combinations for weekdays, weekends and different months of the year. During these timeslots all of your appliances will be charged at these rates. So by organising your electricity use carefully you can take advantage of cheaper rates.
View a full list of rates and charges
You can also obtain a copy of the current rates from your Aurora PAY AS YOU GO Recharge Agent, or by calling 1300 10 20 10.
Your Aurora PAY AS YOU GO meter also displays rates and charges.
What about daylight saving?
Your Aurora PAY AS YOU GO meter automatically adjusts rate-switching times when daylight saving starts and ends.