Be Ready When The Price Cap Changes
If you’re on a variable tariff, your unit rates and standing charges will change every 3 months in line with Ofgem’s price cap. We’ll let you know what these changes are and if your payments will change.
The price cap is decreasing
The price cap will decrease to £1,720 on 1 July 2025 per year for a typical household that uses electricity and gas and pays by Direct Debit.
We’re excited to share that you can save up to £90* by switching to one of our fixed tariffs. Switching to a fixed tariff means you can lock in rates cheaper than the April price cap and take control of your bills.
*Actual savings may vary by region, individual energy consumption and whether you fix for 12 or 24 months.
What To Check Before a Price Change
Whether prices go up, or they go down, there's a few things you should tick off your list.
No smart meter? Submit your meter readings
Ensure your Direct Debit covers your usage
Decide between a variable or fixed tariff
Let us know if you’re struggling to pay so we can help!
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