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The cold is starting to creep in and daylight savings has come to an end. Now is the time to get ahead of your winter energy bills.
All of us want to save while staying warm through the chilly months ahead. And whether you have 2, 5 or 10 minutes, this edition has something you can do today to get ahead of your winter bills.
One of the easiest ways to start saving is to move to a cheaper energy offer, and if you haven't reviewed your energy plan recently you may be paying too much. Many Victorian households have been on their current plan for more than a year - if this is you, read our 6-month reminder below to save on winter bills.
What you'll find in this edition:
  • ⏰ Your 6-month reminder to compare energy offers and save big
  • 💸 Avoid a big gas bill this winter - rebates are available to replace your gas heater now
  • 🔒 Want to lock in cheaper winter energy bills? Make sure your energy concessions are applied today
  • ☀️ How Arran is saving on winter bills by going electric

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Your 6-month reminder to compare energy offers and save big
You've set the clock back an hour - but don't snooze on savings as the days get shorter and colder. In 2025, Victorians could save more than $230 on their energy bills by using Victorian Energy Compare to switch to the best electricity offer in the market.
Could you be snoozing on energy bill savings? If you've been with the same retailer for more than a year, chances are you could be. Don't pay too much to stay warm this winter, head to Victorian Energy Compare today to check for a better energy deal.
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Avoid a big gas bill this winter - rebates are available to replace your gas heater now
If you're thinking about replacing your old gas heater, upgrading to an efficient reverse-cycle air conditioner is a great way to save on staying warm. They're the cheapest way to heat your home - and could save you up to $600 a year on your energy bills.
Rebates and discounts are available through the Victorian Energy Upgrades program to replace your old gas heater with an efficient reverse-cycle air conditioner. Get ahead of your winter bills - learn more about rebates and discounts available today.
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Want to lock in cheaper winter energy bills? Make sure your energy concessions are applied today
Are you a concession card holder? Lock in cheaper winter bills by checking you're getting your winter gas concession today.
Around 1 in 10 Victorians are missing out on their eligible energy concessions (and cheaper bills!) - that is a 17.5% concession on gas bills over the winter months (1 May to 31 October each year) and 17.5% concession on electricity bills all year round.
Check your energy bill today to make sure your concession is listed. Visit the Victorian Government website to find out more - or call 1800 161 215 for free help with getting your energy concession through the Victorian Government's Energy Assistance Program.
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How Arran is saving on winter bills by going electric
Arran and his family have just finished making the switch to an all-electric home to save money and energy. "We're a busy family with two young kids, so we made changes over time starting with the oldest appliances that needed replacing like the gas heater. It feels good to see it paying off. We're saving hundreds on energy bills which adds up fast.”
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More information on privacy is located at https://compare.energy.vic.gov.au/privacy. You may access the information you have provided to Victorian Energy Compare by contacting us via email at info.vec@deeca.vic.gov.au.


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