How Do You Compare? · free
How does your power bill compare?
Pop in a recent bill and we’ll show you where you sit against an average — and an efficient — comparable home in your area. It tells you fast whether the savings are in how much you use, or the plan you’re on.
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Your yearly running cost
Your running cost
Your bill is lower because solar offsets it — that’s real money saved, and good on you. But a lower bill doesn’t tell you how efficient your home is, so we don’t compare your cost here. Your energy-use comparison below is the real efficiency picture — and remember, every kWh you waste is one you could’ve exported for credit instead.
Your yearly energy use
See the electricity vs gas breakdown
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Averages come from official per-region sources — AU: AER benchmarks (2020, the latest official set, with 2026 rates); UK: Ofgem TDCV and the Jul 2026 price cap; US: EIA RECS 2020 (the most recent survey), at 2026 rates; NZ: MBIE household data; CA: national agency figures — adjusted to a full year for the season of your bill. The “efficient” figure is a good-standard home (well-insulated envelope, heat-pump-class heating/cooling and hot water, all-LED and efficient appliances), built up end-use by end-use for AU and the US. The curve’s spread is modelled and being refined. Averages include typical rooftop-solar uptake, as the official benchmarks do. More regions coming soon.