Below is a list of available concessions, grants and rebates available for Tasmania Electricity consumers.
Please read below for eligibility criteria and rates applicable.
For further assistance you can also visit the Tasmanian Government Concessions website:
www.concessions.tas.gov.au/concessions/electricity_and_heating
Or Phone:
Department of Communities Tasmania
Phone: 1800 300 068
You can apply to have an energy concession added to your account here.
Concession Name |
Annual electricity concession |
Amount |
137.980 cents per day |
Eligible Card Type |
|
Eligibility |
The concession is calculated after retailer discounts and solar credits have been deducted. |
Concession Name |
Heating Allowance |
Amount |
An allowance of $56 a year is made to eligible pensioners to assist with heating costs. Payments of $28 are made in May and September. |
Eligible Card Type |
|
Eligibility |
A single pensioner must not have more than $1750* in cash assets and married/de facto pensioners must not have more than $2750.* * Other conditions also apply |
Concession Name |
Life Support Concession |
Amount |
The approved devices and current rates are:
|
Eligible Card Type |
N/A |
Eligibility |
The life support concession provides a daily discount to eligible customers who use an approved life support system or who live with someone who uses such a system in their principal place of residence. To apply for this concession, eligible customers need to complete the Application Form and have it certified by their medical practitioner before submitting it to their electricity retailer. |
Concession Name |
Medical Cooling Concession |
Amount |
The current concession is 41.328 cents per day |
Eligible Card Type |
N/A |
Eligibility |
The medical cooling or heating concession provides a daily discount to eligible customers who have, or who live with a person who has, a medical condition that requires the cooling or heating of the customer's principal place of residence in order to manage that medical condition. |
Other helpful agencies that can assist you:
Other non-government or community assistance is generally available through a local community service provider, such as a financial counsellor or community welfare organisations the National Debt Helpline.
We have also listed some not for profit organisations you can contact to obtain further information on other assistance available.
You can apply to have an energy concession added to your account here.