NSW Government · Checked 2026-10-16
The Low Income Household Rebate assists eligible concession card holders with the cost of their electricity bills. The benefit amount depends on whether the applicant is a retail customer or an embedded network customer.
Form of value
Bill discount
Indicative value
Retail customers receive up to $285 each financial year. Embedded network customers receive $313.50 each financial year.
Current availability
Available to eligible concession card holders with an electricity account.
Before you act: Applications are open now, and embedded network customers have until 30 June 2027 to apply.
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Retail customers should contact their electricity retailer to apply. Embedded network customers can apply online via the NSW Energy Rebates portal or submit a paper form.
You may need: Concession card details, Electricity account details, Most recent electricity bill or invoice (for embedded network customers).
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Rule last checked 2026-10-16 · Verified editorial record
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