2026 Pricing Update

As signalled last year , from the 1st of May-2026 we are making several changes to our pricing to better align methodologies and tariff structures with the local network to which the Embedded Networks are connected, simplify our pricing framework, and rationalise the number of pricing categories. The changes made in 2025 allowed optional adoption throughout the prior year as retailers had the capacity and system capability to implement them.

However, these changes are now mandatory from the 1st of May 2026.

Time-of-Use (TOU) pricing categories are now mandatory across most regions where our embedded networks operate, provided the local network offers a TOU option.

As part of this transition, the NHH uncontrolled, controlled, and all-inclusive tariffs have been consolidated into the single TOU plan, provided the appropriate meter channels are in place. This allows retailers to submit data where meters are not communicating, or where they do not yet have the capability to report TOU tariffs within EIEP1 submissions.

Our methodologies and time periods align with those of the local networks we operate within. This approach supports the networks' objectives, including managing constraints and directing investment through their pricing signals.

Last year we included a distributed generation tariff, and in 2026 we have updated this to also add distributed generation tariffs for peak and off peak periods in line with those implemented by the local networks. While we have considered whether these tariffs are necessary for multi-tenanted properties—where solar installations are less likely—we recognise that rapid technological advancements may lead consumers to adopt batteries or other alternative export methods in the future.

Pricing Guide

For details on pricing, time-of-use periods, and the charging methodology, please refer to our pricing guide.

Tenco Pricing Guide All Networks - from 1 May 2026

Tenco Pricing Guide All Networks - to 30 April 2026