[NSW, QLD, SA, VIC] Up to $200 Electricity & $200 Gas Welcome Credit @ Engie

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Electricity & Gas Credits

NSW $200 electricity + $200 gas
QLD $200 electricity
VIC $100 electricity + $100 gas
SA $200 electricity + $150 gas

Terms & Conditions:

Your offer includes a one-off welcome credit of $___ on your first electricity bill and $___ on your first gas bill (total of $___ for gas and electricity), provided you have not received a welcome credit from us in the past 12 months. This credit includes GST and is not redeemable for cash.

Happy churning!

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ENGIE (Previously Simply Energy)
ENGIE (Previously Simply Energy)

Comments

  • +18

    Time to switch from AGL

  • +6

    provided you have not received a welcome credit from us in the past 12 months.

    Damn, looks like they caught up.

    Recieved 3 credits in last 12 months = $700

    • +2

      Do you think 'us' includes from Simply Energy? It was a rebrand right? not an acquisition

      • Yeah rebrand

      • Now that's what I come to OzB for.

        I'll be arguing I received my last discount from Simply and have nothing from Engie.

  • +6

    damn, ill to wait till i burn through the $225 AGL credit

  • +7

    Suppliers that offer signup credits typically have very high energy rates.

    • +1

      Ok

    • It should be part of the due diligence for signing up to any energy retailer. After looking at the rates they were pretty identical to my past retailer (Powershop) so I signed up to this last week on the movie perks plan. 4 free movie tickets, +bonus Village points every month + $200 welcome credit. Pretty hard to beat IMO.

      • +1

        They are 20c higher per day for the supply charge compared to my current provider.

        • What about the rates?

          • -1

            @viperacr: the same, so an extra $10/month, the $200 credit will take 20 months to be outweighed, not worth it.

    • Just like the old shopper dockets. Just give us cheap rates that are easily comparable without the cashbacks.

      • The dockets didn't allow people to pay half or less their normal bills by churning.

  • +1

    I just tried to switch to an EV plan but they can't/wont supply my address. Chat said something about not having purchased licence from the distributor yet. Energex area(SE QLD)

    • Same happened here. Annoying as it's quite a good plan now that Ovo have up there rates

      • AGL have the same EV plan 8c/kwh 00-06 as OVO

      • FYI its a 6c discount off the off peak rate.

        I got screwed over cos i thought it was 6c EV rate.

        OvO and AGL still worked out the best for me in terms of EV plans

  • i just moved away from engie to agl last month as my rate jumps

    from 1.1642400 $/day to 1.5077700 $/day

    vs my current agl rates is only 94c a day

    • +1

      Yeah this engie looks exy, and it doesn’t even show the rates on the main page, tells me to go to https://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au 😒

    • same here moved from engie to agl last month as the rates jumped too high wen I compared with agl

  • +1

    You can also stack with cashback via shopback/cashrewards

    • Hmm how confident are you it’d stack with CashRewards? I’d rather 100% get the credits than wait around for a cash back to hit

      Both would be great though

      • I got both when I signed up 6 months ago via shopback/econnex

  • +1

    $200 is nice, but I just looked at their rates with Energex and it is crazy expensive.

    35.49c-37.26c per kWh + 5.5c per kWh FIT.

    Not worth it unfortunately, will stick with Ovo for now.

  • +6

    Just moved away from these guys. Their rates were horrendous. Any "credit" you recieve will just be eaten up by their price gouging rates especially in VIC.

    • Ty, I looked it up. Their rate is high
      Supply charges 131.63 ¢/day

      Flat All consumption 30.45 ¢/kWh

    • Completely agree with you

  • I cant seem to search any address there :(

    • +2

      You just need to enter postcode or suburb name.

    • +1

      Are you searching an address in a box that is for a postcode / suburb? :P

  • Just looked them up for SA and they have awfully high electricity rates. Their peak and offpeak rate is about 10c higher than the likes of GloBird. So if you are a house that uses 500 Kwh a month, that is $50 in extra charges so technically, in 4 months the $200 credit will be negligible. Best to switch for a month and use the credit, then move away IMO.

    I would rather go Powershop for electricity via Big Switch ($200 credit on offer and much better rates)

    • @Megatron Are you sure you checked correctly, their engie saver plan is very similar pricing to powershop in SA

      Engie saver :

      44.31c per kWh
      for the first 11kWh used per day
      46.53c per kW or usage over 11kWh per day

      Power shop

      Peak time (6:00am to 9:59am, 3:00pm to 11:59pm, 12:00am to 12:59am)
      46.78c per kWh

      • Are you looking at Time of Use tarrif? Or single rate tarrif?

      • Just checked and you are comparing wrong rates.. you have compared Engie's single rate tarrif with Powershop's Time of Use rates.

        Here is a comparison of Single rate tarrifs

                        Engie Saver -----------------  PowerShop
        

        Supply charge ——- 121.46 ——————————- 102.77
        Usage ————— 44.31 to 46.53 ———————— 36.80

        Energymade Easy says Engie Plan for a High usage house will cost $3,740 per year while Powershop will be $3,210… so Powershop will save you $530 in a year if you were a house using 21 Kwh enegy per day. And you still get $200 credit if you sign up via Big Switch (otherwise $150).

        • How do we even elect if we will be on single Tarif or time of use , I’ve always been on a. Single Tarif rate ?

          The energy comparison site always has different rates , when I go to the actual energy proceeds website and put in my details the rates jump

    • I'm using about 1500kwh a month at the moment (wfh, all electric heating) and the rates are 12c higher than OVO for me. I'd burn through the $100 credit in Victoria in a couple of weeks.

      Thanks for the heads up on that Powershop one, I hadn't seen that and $150 electricity and better rates make it worthwhile.

      • Wow 1500 Kwh a month is massive.. assume you have a massive 20 Kw+ aircon unit and everything else (hot water, cooktop etc.) are on electricity?

        • hot water and cooktop are gas, but are pretty efficient, costs about $30 usage. But yeah, work from home, about 11kw of split systems, missus has a heater in her office that uses who knows what. Biggest problem is the house has no insulation, is drafty and all the sealing work I've been doing actually has a noticeable improvement on the power bills.

          I also have an EV, so probably 200kwh is that.

  • how long do we need to stay to get credit?

    • first bill so 1 quarter? then leave after

  • I read that off peak rate of their EV plan off-peak is just a 6c discount from their peak rate. Please correct me if I am wrong. That's why I pick AGL instead of them even they have welcome credit.

    6c/kWh super off-peak discount

    • Ahh, you could be right there. Makes it a whole less attractive.

    • Nope you are right. its just 6c discount.

      i got f*** over by there stupid wording.

      Got the credit and bailed ASAP

  • I had an extensive chat with Engie that although I was able to go through the onboarding sign up process they did not have the billing rights to my Energex tariff code in Qld (3900) they only have the rights to 8400 (flat rate, those still on a basic meter) and 8900 (tou)

    Time wasting losers..

  • +1

    Thanks OP. I highly encourage everyone if you're not already doing this to just churcn away and shop around every month.

    We've not had a bill since November last year thanks to the OzB community.

    Free welcome credit. Churn. Burn the credit and then change again. Loyalty pays !

    • Watch out for credit checks though, someone mentioned they were declined at one point after churning too regularly?

  • Engine customer service seems to be terrible. Can't even chat properly as agent keep disconnecting chat..

  • If just gas then $100 for vic or do I need to port both

  • I have used them a few months ago. I guess I won’t get the credit again. Anyone has experience getting the credit again within 12 months?

  • Their gas rates for NSW are at the highest on the energyeasymade comparison,

    Supply charge
    67.84c/day

    General usage charges
    2.31-7.00c/MJ (7 cents is terrible)

    Upon quick calculation using my existing bill, I'm still paying $100+ after $200 credit deduction & 12% bill discount 🤔

  • +1

    Is it me or they make it extremely difficult to see the supply cost per day and unit cost per Mj or kWh ?

    • Yes really difficult to find rates. Need to click through multiple times and then download a pdf. Scumbag tactics

  • +1

    What a load of crap system they have. Couldn’t find electricity/gas charges per unit for my postcode. Just the estimated ones. Waste.

  • Rates are not terrible but definitely not as good as my current EnergyAustralia rates (SA 5255 with Solar).

  • These guys are 100% price gouging. Rates are crazy high and I'm comparing with all the other sign up bonus retailers that I've recently churned from. Beware not to get caught out! Your $200 sign up bonus will be eroded pretty quickly

  • Everyone saying they have shocking rates but I put my bills through the government compare website and they came up cheapest……
    I do get 20% off electricity and 12% off gas for both supply and usage.
    Maybe that's why it is better than what the website says with other suppliers

    • Yeh the comparison website isn’t always correct , if you are on some old plan it won’t do an equal comparison

  • Has anyone else signed up via CashBack and also got the Elec and Gas credits? Can’t find much in the T&Cs if you’d be able to get both

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