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A tariff is how you're charged for electricity and this may depend on your plan, location or meter type. Learn some of the most common types here: agl.com.au/help-support/billing-payments/electricity-tariffs

Tariffs are typically made up of supply and usage charges.
Supply charge - the daily fee you pay to receive electricity at your home and stay connected to the network, even if you don’t use any electricity that day.
Usage charges - how much you are charged for the electricity you use, usually measured per kilowatt hour (kWh).

The type of tariff available to you can depend on whether you are a residential or business customer, where you live (your distributor zone) and what type of meter you have (e.g. digital or accumulation meter).

Energy distributors manage the ‘poles and wires’ and set network tariffs that help build, operate and maintain electricity services. These network tariffs get passed on to AGL and other energy retailers as a cost. We consider network tariffs along with other costs when setting the price for your electricity.