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Electric Kiwi is a New Zealand electricity retailer offering several plans with features such as an app, Hour of Power and variable or time-of-use pricing.
There is no fixed-term contract for most plans, meaning customers can end supply at any time without penalty.
Official terms, fees and customer care policies are available on Electric Kiwi's website.
When supply ends, your account will be closed for billing and access via the app or website will cease if you uninstall or stop using it.
For transfers or disconnections, Electric Kiwi requires at least 48 hours' notice and will stop supply as soon as reasonably practicable after that period.
Final meter reads and final bills are generated according to standard retailer and meter operator processes.
Electric Kiwi does not state a statutory 14-day cooling-off or refund right for electricity supply in its terms and conditions.
If you dispute billing or think a refund is due but it is not paid, follow Electric Kiwi's complaints process and consider external dispute resolution if needed.
Below are representative usage rates, daily charges and key features. Actual pricing may vary by region, meter type and customer category.
All usage rates include GST. Address-specific quotes from Electric Kiwi may differ from the table below.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stay Ahead (Fixed Rate) | NZ 22.8 ¢/kWh | Usage rate, variable (no fixed term) | Daily charge NZ $1.20; includes Hour of Power |
| Kiwi Care (Variable Rate) | NZ 23.5 ¢/kWh | Usage rate, variable (no fixed term) | Daily charge NZ $1.20; includes Hour of Power |
| EV Kiwi (Time-of-Use) | Night: NZ 17.8 ¢/kWh | Day: NZ 22.8 ¢/kWh | Usage rate, 12-month term | Daily charge NZ $1.20; includes Hour of Power; EV-focused night rate |
| Kiwi Fixed (comparison example) | NZ 28.5 ¢/kWh | Usage rate (unknown term) | Daily charge NZ $0.85; example est. monthly cost ~$168 (500 kWh) |
There is no fixed-term contract for most Electric Kiwi plans, so consumers can cancel electricity supply at any time without penalty.
Electric Kiwi requires customers to give at least 48 hours' notice for transfers or disconnections; the company will then cease supply as soon as reasonably practicable.
One frequent error is failing to allow at least 48 hours' notice for a transfer or disconnection, which can delay the end of supply.
Always confirm the requested stop date with your new retailer or with Electric Kiwi to avoid overlap or continued charges.
Uninstalling the app or stopping access before confirming final billing and refunds can make resolving disputes harder.
Check final balances and request any credit refunds (noting the NZ$15 admin fee) before closing account access.
The table below summarises cancellation ease, refund visibility and support features to help a quick comparison.
Electric Kiwi is flexible to leave, provides app-driven account management and includes Hour of Power on most plans.
| Feature | Electric Kiwi | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Can cancel anytime | Yes (no fixed term) | Free to leave; no early termination fee for most plans |
| Notice required for transfer/disconnection | 48 hours | Supply ceases as soon as reasonably practicable after notice |
| Cooling-off / 14-day refund | No stated statutory cooling-off | No 14-day refund period mentioned in terms |
| Credit refund fee | NZ $15 per refund | Administration fee applies to full or partial credit refunds |
| Support channels | App, live chat, email | Limited phone-based call centre; some customers report delays |
Electric Kiwi, Level 4 Ferry Building, 99 Quay Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
For official communications, use the contact channels listed on Electric Kiwi's website rather than social channels for faster resolution.
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