The Climate Saver tariff features different Peak rates in Summer (November - March) and Winter (April - October).
In general, Winter rates are lower under Climate Saver tariff, so this tariff was more attractive for those who experienced higher electricity consumption in winter, for example those households that use electricity for heating.
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The Climate Saver tariff is no longer available for new entrants, although is continues to be supported for households already on this tariff type.
Demand tariffs are a new form of tariff intended to reward energy consumers who avoid contributing to peak network loads, and penalise that do. Here's everything you need to know
Energy Made Easy and Vic Energy Compare cannot calculate a Demand tariff comparison, so these services are next to useless for energy consumers on Demand tariff plans.
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