MyPower is a demonstration product, previously offered to customers in Broome and Port Hedland. While the product is no longer available to new customers, existing MyPower customers can choose to either remain on the product or switch to the standard tariff.
If you are an existing customer, you can find out more about managing your account on our MyPower pages.
Under the State Government’s uniform tariff policy everyone in the State pays the same price for electricity regardless of where they live – in large metropolitan areas where the cost of purchasing, generating, distributing and retailing electricity is lower or regional and remote areas of the State where the costs are often higher.
Most customers of Horizon Power pay a tariff that is much lower than the actual cost of purchasing or generating, distributing and retailing electricity. The difference between the tariffs most customers pay and the actual cost is subsidised by the State Government.
If you hold a concession card and are on the A2 Residential Tariff, you may be eligible for one or more rebates or subsidies.
To apply for a rebate or subsidy, please call us on 1800 267 926 or download an application form which is available on the Concession, rebates and subsidies page.
CT (Current Transformer) Meters are installed on any connections with a load greater than 100 Amps. Conventional meters cannot be used to measure current for these larger connections as they would simply have to be too large to be practicable. A CT meter only measures a fraction of the current passing through the connection and a multiplier is applied to this reading to reflect the actual current.
You might want to read your meter to check how much power you are using. If you have a renewable energy panel installed you might want to see how much electricity you have fed back to the network.
If you choose to have your power supplied by us, you agree to give our authorised personnel access to any electrical infrastructure on your property, up to and including the point of supply (normally the meter box). Not only is this a legal requirement, it also ensures the safety and reliability of your power supply.
In accordance with the requirements of the Electricity Act 1947, Horizon Power requires a licenced electrical contractor to ensure the property is safe for reconnection, if it has been disconnected for six months or longer.
Horizon Power acknowledges the Traditional Custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this website may contain images, names or voices of deceased people.