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Powershop, part of Shell Energy Australia, states on its public site that it sells energy to homes in Victoria, New South Wales, South East Queensland and South Australia. Public offer pages reviewed in May 2026 highlight electricity plans, EV-focused offers and app-led account management, while gas is only available in some areas of Victoria and New South Wales. Availability depends on postcode, distributor and meter setup.

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ElectricityLast reviewed 30 May 2026Research updated May 2026

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Written and reviewed by CompareUs Editorial Team

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Published 30 May 2026Last reviewed 30 May 2026

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Provider summary

Available states

Victoria, New South Wales, South East Queensland, South Australia

Fuel type

Electricity

Supply charge

Rates vary by plan, distributor and state.

Usage rates

Usage rates vary by tariff structure and whether you choose an EV-style offer.

Pros

  • Clearly states home electricity coverage across VIC, NSW, South East QLD and SA.
  • Promotes EV-focused offers and app-led usage visibility.
  • Gas is available in some VIC and NSW areas for dual-fuel shoppers.

Cons

  • Gas availability is narrower than electricity availability.
  • Offer mechanics, credits and plan refreshes can change over time.
  • Some benefits depend on smart meter or specific tariff eligibility.

Rate comparison

Availability depends on postcode and distributor. Compare plan documents carefully and check the latest energy price fact sheet, energy fact sheet or basic plan information before switching.

Plan or pricing areaCurrent note
Switch Saver

Powershop has promoted sign-up credits on eligible electricity offers for new or moving customers in supported states.

Credits and terms can change, so verify the current offer page and plan document before switching.

EV Saver plans

Public EV plan pages highlight daytime or overnight EV-friendly charging windows for eligible customers.

These plans usually depend on smart meter and tariff compatibility. Check current usage windows and distributor requirements.

Estimated monthly costExample only — verify against the retailer's current Energy Fact Sheet or Basic Plan Information before publishing or switching.

Fees and discounts

Discount notes

Powershop has promoted sign-up credits and plan-specific benefits. Compare rates carefully and read the current offer terms before signing up.

Fees

Fees, billing cycles and connection arrangements vary by product and state. Gas billing frequency differs from electricity in some markets.

Is Powershop good?

Powershop may suit households that want an app-first retailer and are comfortable comparing promotional electricity offers. EV owners may want to review its EV plan structure carefully.

Availability depends on postcode and distributor. Compare rates carefully and verify the latest plan document directly with the retailer before you switch.

Compare plans in your area

Use your postcode, distributor and bill details to compare local offers. Plan availability, incentives and solar settings may change by network and meter type.

Powershop vs other providers

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Powershop sell electricity?

Powershop states it sells home energy in Victoria, New South Wales, South East Queensland and South Australia. Availability still depends on your address and network area.

Does Powershop sell gas?

Powershop's public offers state that its residential gas product is only available in some areas of Victoria and New South Wales.

Are Powershop EV plans available everywhere?

No. EV-style offers depend on eligibility, smart meter setup and plan availability at your address.

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Last reviewed: 30 May 2026

Reviewed by: CompareUs Editorial Team

Information is reviewed regularly but may change. Always verify rates, fees and plan details directly with the provider before switching.