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Here’s how to switch energy supplier

Enter your details
Let us know below how much energy you typically use, and the kind of energy you need. You can also input your usage. We will then find all the options available.

Find your tariff
Take a look at the value tariffs we have on offer, and pick a deal that is best for you. You should consider unit prices, exit fees, contract length and energy types.

Switch to new supplier
Sign up to your new energy supplier directly via our site, or if you’re moving – use our free service to set up all other essential utilities for your home.

Receive opening bills
Your switch will be compete within 2-4 weeks, and includes a 14 day cooling-off period. Don’t worry – your energy supply will not be affected at any point.
Why you should switch energy supplier
Over the past few years, energy prices have fluctuated significantly – making it more important than ever to keep an eye on your energy bills to make sure you’re not overpaying. You will likely save money on bills by switching to a new deal. Some suppliers even offer free energy schemes, or other perks that can help save even more money in the long run.
Depending on which supplier you’re switching to, you may be protected by the Energy Switch Guarantee scheme – a voluntary initiative that ensures your switch will take no more than 21 days after application, with the new supplier handling the entire process while keeping you informed.
This guarantee also provides a 14-day cooling-off period, ensures you’ll never pay twice for the same energy, guarantees no break in your supply, and promises that any overdue credits will be returned within 14 days of your final bill. Check if your supplier is a participating company here.
When comparing tariffs, you should also consider a supplier’s reputation, customer service and sources of energy.
Energy Switch Guarantee
The Energy Switch Guarantee (ESG), initiated by Energy UK, is a set of promises made by energy companies to ensure a quick, secure, and hassle-free switching process for consumers.
Our expert says
“Based on the trends of the last five years, we recommend switching to a fixed rate tariff that’s priced below the current energy price cap.
The price cap trends upwards, so switching to a fixed tariff should save you money, as well as offering the peace of mind that comes from knowing you’re protected from bill hikes.”
How is my energy bill calculated?
Your energy bill is consisted of a few different costs: unit rates, standing charges and taxes (e.g. VAT). These are used together to calculate your bill.
What are unit rates?
Your tariff includes a unit rate for electricity and gas (if you use it). This is the price you will pay for each kWh (Kilowatt-hour) of energy you use, referred to as a unit. Your energy consumption is measured by your meter.
What is a standing charge?
The standing charge is a fixed daily charge you pay for access to the UK energy network, called the National Grid. This is a cost set and charged by your supplier. All properties must pay the daily standing charge while they remain connected, even if no energy is used. The standing charges are reviewed by Ofgem every three months along with unit rates when the Energy Price Cap is updated.
How to read your energy bill
With lots of specific terminologies, energy bills can be confusing for those who are unfamiliar. We’ve published a complete guide to understanding your bill.
How to test your energy meter
If your meter is faulty, you can be charged for energy that you didn’t use. Making sure your meters are as accurate as possible means you can avoid overpaying. Learn how to test your meter here.
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