Kogan Energy plans and review

Our verdict: Kogan Energy will suit those looking for a free membership to Kogan First and an app to track their energy usage. However, its electricity and gas plans can often be expensive.

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Kogan Energy review

Online retail giant Kogan also offers electricity and gas plans in various states across Australia thanks to its partnership with Powershop.

Only VIC and NSW households can sign up with Kogan Energy for both energy types, whereas those in QLD and SA are only able to apply for an electricity plan.

Kogan Energy's prices aren't always the cheapest around so you'll need to decide if it's worth signing up for perks such as a free Kogan First membership.

Pros

  • Free Kogan First membership for 12 months valued at $129
  • Offers an app to help you manage your bills and track energy usage

Cons

  • No bundling discounts for internet and energy

Compare electricity plans from Kogan Energy

Product Plan features Reference price Typical annual cost
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
23% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,400/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
23% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,400/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
1% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,800/year
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The annual estimated electricity prices are based on a residential customer on the Ausgrid network who consumes 3,900kWh yearly on a single rate tariff. Your actual bill may vary depending on your consumption.
Product Plan features Reference price Typical annual cost
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
20% less than
Victorian Default Offer
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,160/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
20% less than
Victorian Default Offer
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,160/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
Same as the
Victorian Default Offer
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,460/year
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The annual estimated electricity prices are based on a residential customer on the Citipower network who consumes 4000kWh yearly on a single rate tariff. Your actual bill may vary depending on your consumption.
Product Plan features Reference price Typical annual cost
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
20% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,640/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
20% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,640/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
1% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$2,040/year
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The annual estimated electricity prices are based on a residential customer on the Energex network who consumes 4,600kWh yearly on a single rate tariff. Your actual bill may vary depending on your consumption.
Product Plan features Reference price Typical annual cost
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
17% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,850/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
17% less
than reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,850/year
Kogan Energy logo
Reference price
Same as
the reference price
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$2,210/year
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The annual estimated electricity prices are based on a residential customer on the SA Power Network who consumes 4,000kWh yearly on a single rate tariff. Your actual bill may vary depending on your consumption.

Compare gas plans from Kogan Energy

Product Plan features Charges Typical annual cost
Kogan Energy logo
Pricing
Supply: 94.46c/day
Usage: 4.34c/MJ
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$1,160/year
Kogan Energy logo
Pricing
Supply: 65.62c/day
Usage: 3.32c/MJ
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$860/year
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The annual estimated gas prices are based on a residential customer on the Jemena Coastal Network network who consumes 18542MJ yearly on a single rate tariff. Your actual bill may vary depending on your consumption.
Product Plan features Charges Typical annual cost
Kogan Energy logo
Pricing
Supply: 72c/day
Usage: 2.69c/MJ
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$640/year
Kogan Energy logo
Pricing
Supply: 107.26c/day
Usage: 3.85c/MJ
Estimated cost/year (typical usage)
$920/year
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The annual estimated gas prices are based on a residential customer on the Australian Gas Networks network who consumes 46000MJ yearly on a single rate tariff. Your actual bill may vary depending on your consumption.

Kogan Energy offers

Deal

Get free Kogan First membership when you switch to Kogan Energy

Free Kogan First membership for 12 months, $129/year after. T&Cs apply.
Deal

One-off $100 sign-up credit on your first electricity bill.

Existing Kogan First members will receive a one-off $100 sign-up credit on their first electricity bill. T&Cs apply.

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Rewards and features

Rewards and features

🆓 Free Kogan First membership

If you sign up with Kogan Energy, you'll get a 12-month Kogan First membership. This offers a number of perks for Kogan shoppers including discounts, priority customer service, Kogan reward points and free shipping. The total value of this membership is $129 a year. If you are already a Kogan First member, you'll instead receive a one-off $100 credit towards your energy bills.

📱 Handy mobile app

Kogan offers a handy mobile app so you can manage your bills and track your energy use throughout the month.

Customer service

Customer service

email
Email
Phone Call
Phone Call
Payment assistance
Financial hardship assistance

How do I get in touch with Kogan Energy?

Kogan Energy only has a couple of options for getting in touch during weekdays:

  • Call the customer service team from 9am–5pm AEST, Monday to Friday
  • Send an email with your inquiry to the support team

Solar energy

Solar energy

How much does Kogan Energy pay for solar feed-in tariff?

Kogan Energy doesn't offer dedicated solar plans, but it does offer feed-in tariffs on its usual electricity plans.

State
Solar Feed-in Tariff
NSW
1.4 cents per kWh
QLD
1.4 cents per kWh
SA
1.4 cents per kWh
VIC
3.3 cents per kWh

Green energy

Green energy

Is Kogan Energy environmentally friendly?

We normally look at The Green Electricity Guide by Greenpeace in order to determine green credentials of different providers.

However, Kogan Energy was not included as part of the research given it's technically using the same resources as Powershop.

Powershop used to be one of the greenest energy providers around but its acquisition by Shell has dampened its status.

Even on its own, Kogan Energy doesn't offer much for environmentally conscious Aussies. You don't get carbon-neutral plans or the option to add on GreenPower.

GreenPower is a government-led initiative that allows the retailer to measure and match your power usage with renewable energy so you can offset your emissions.

Ready to sign up with Kogan Energy?

Now that you've read our review of Kogan Energy, you can check out its plans once again to decide which one to sign up to.

If you're still on the fence, you can compare other energy providers on Finder before committing to a decision.


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