Energy Bill Relief Fund 043-23061426
Services Australia website
Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS)
Policy, terms and guides > Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS)
External websites
energy.gov.au > Government priorities > Energy programs > Energy Bill Relief Fund
energy.gov.au > Government priorities > Energy programs > Energy Bill Relief Fund > Energy Bill Relief Fund for households
Electricity retailers registered for Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS)
A to K list of electricity retailer names
Table 1
Letter |
Electricity retailer name |
A-K See also: L-Z |
A to K of electricity retailers
Table 2
L to Z list of electricity retailer names
Table 3
Letter |
Electricity retailer name |
L-Z See also: A-K |
L to Z of electricity retailers
Table 4
State/territory energy concession eligibility
Table 5: this table outlines where information on Services Australia payments and concessions that may be eligible for existing state/territory energy rebates can be located.
Note: each state/territory has additional eligible cohorts, including some Department of Veterans' Affairs cards, for full details go to energy.gov.au.
State/territory |
Information location |
ACT |
www.revenue.act.gov.au > Community Assistance > Utilities Concession |
NSW |
www.energy.nsw.gov.au > Households > Rebates, grants and schemes > Energy rebates |
NT |
www.nt.gov.au > Community support and care > Concessions and payments > NT Concession scheme |
QLD |
www.qld.gov.au > For Queenslanders > Community Support > Cost of living support > Concessions > Energy concessions > Electricity and gas rebates |
SA |
www.sa.gov.au > Care and Support > Concessions and grants > Household > Energy bill concessions |
TAS |
www.concessions.tas.gov.au > Electricity > Annual electricity concession |
VIC |
services.dffh.vic.gov.au > Concessions & benefits > Energy > Annual electricity concession |
WA |
www.wa.gov.au > Energy Policy WA > Household energy pricing and payment support |
FAQs - Energy Bill Relief Fund
Table 6
Item |
Description |
1 |
Question: How much is the rebate for 2023-24? Answer:
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2 |
Question: When will customers get the rebate for 2023-24? Answer:
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3 |
Question: Can customers receive the rebate for an address other than their home address, for example a temporary or term address? Answer:
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4 |
Question: Can customers receive the rebate if the electricity bill is in their partner’s name? Answer:
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5 |
Question: Can customers sharing accommodation receive the rebate? Answer:
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6 |
Question: What if I live in a caravan park or apartment building that shares one electricity provider? (Embedded network) Answer:
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7 |
Question: Will customers using pre-paid electricity meters (tokens, e-meters and secure meters) receive the rebate? Answer:
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8 |
Question: What if the customer has changed address? Answer:
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9 |
Question: What if the customer's payment or concession card is cancelled, suspended, newly granted or on a zero rate? Answer:
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10 |
Question: What if the Centrelink customer is also a DVA customer? Answer: DVA customers who are also Centrelink customers can provide their consent via the Centrelink online workflow or staff assisted process. |
11 |
Question: What if the customer is not a Centrelink customer? Answer:
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12 |
Questions: Can customers under 16 receive the rebate? Answer:
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13 |
Questions: Can customers receive the rebate on their gas bill? Answer:
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14 |
Question: What if the customer provided consent directly to their electricity retailer? Answer:
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15 |
Question: Will customers in external territories receive the rebate? Answer: Customers may enquire about the Energy Bill Relief Fund in Australian external territories, including Norfolk Island, Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Islands. Information is available at www.infrastructure.gov.au > Territories, regions & cities > Territories. See:
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16 |
Question: How does the customer know their details will not be shared with another third party? Answer: For further information on data and privacy, customers should be directed to the Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS) Policy, terms and guides webpage on the Services Australia website. |
17 |
Question: How can customers make a complaint? Answer:
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