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Could energy prices rise in January?
Forecasts currently indicate a significant increase from 1 January. If you're considering a variable or tracker tariff, take a look at our latest price cap predictions to see how changes to Ofgem's energy price cap could affect the rates you pay and how they compare to fixing your energy prices.
Our energy tariffs
Looking for a new energy deal? We offer two types of gas and electricity tariff: fixed or our variable rate tracker tariff. We also offer smart time-of-use tariffs, including options for electric vehicles, air source heat pumps and solar panels.
Simply Tracker
Guaranteed discount
Unit rates and standing charges change with Ofgem's price cap(1)
£50 off standing charges (£25 per fuel)(2)
Fixed tariff end date
Exit fees apply
Fixed tariff
With a fixed-priced energy tariff, your unit rates and standing charges stay the same for the length of your tariff, giving you greater certainty over your energy costs.
Variable tariff
With a variable energy tariff, your unit rates and standing charges can go up or down when Ofgem's price cap changes. There is no fixed end date, so you'll remain on the tariff until you choose to.
Tracker tariff
With a tracker tariff, your unit rates and standing charges move up and down with Ofgem's price cap. You'll receive a guaranteed discount on your standing charges for the duration of your tariff, and your tariff has a fixed end date.
Why millions of UK households choose EDF
Smart time-of-use, designed for modern living
Get cheaper electricity at selected times, giving you more control over how and when you use electricity.
Electric vehicle tariffs
Get 7 hours of cheaper off-peak electricity every night (11pm to 6am)
On GoElectric, pay just 6.66p/kWh during off-peak hours(4)
Compatible with all EVs and home chargers
Track your charging, usage and savings in EDF's Energy Hub
Could your energy habits earn you lower bills?
Our smart time-of-use tariffs, like FreePhase, reward flexible electricity use. By shifting some of your electricity use to different times of day, you could benefit from lower rates and other tariff rewards.
Our customers get exclusive offers and more
Discover discounts, deals and special offers from EDF and our trusted partners. Plus exclusive offers for a variety of communities including key workers, military and more.
Rewards and benefits with Flextras
Get more with Flextras in the EDF app. Earn free electricity through Weekend Saver by shifting your electricity use outside peak times. If you're on an eligible smart time-of-use tariff, free electricity events are available with Power Perks. All Flextras members can access extra rewards and benefits in the EDF app.
Get £100 for every friend you refer
When a friend joins EDF using your referral link, you'll get £100, and your friend will get £75 off their energy bill. Offer available from 14 September to 6 October 2026.
Refer as many friends as you like and track all your referrals in MyAccount.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on whether you chose to switch to us after, or within your 14-day cooling off period.
If you chose to switch after your cooling off period, it should happen within five working days, after your cooling off period ends
If you switch within your cooling off period, it should be completed within five working days (before your cooling off period ends)
In both cases, it can take a little longer if any problems arise. For example, if your current supplier objects to the switch. Don’t worry, we'll keep you up to date throughout the process, so you always know what's going on.
It's easy to switch to EDF!
Get a quick energy quote, choose your tariff and buy online; there's no disruption to your supply and no engineer visits.
We get in touch with your supplier
We let you know when we need your first meter reading(s) with us
We'll let you know when your switch is complete
If you're an existing customer, you can move your energy supply by logging into MyAccount.
If you're new to us, please call us on 0333 006 9950, and we'll find the best tariff for your new home. Our teams are here to answer your calls:
Monday to Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm(8)
And for first-time buyers, we've prepared this handy first time buyers' energy guide.
Dual fuel means your gas and electricity are both supplied by the same supplier, which is typically cheaper and easier than having them supplied separately. If your gas and electricity are supplied separately, or your home uses only electricity, you will need a gas or electricity single fuel tariff.
Advice about energy tariffs and more
Visit our Energywise blog for more news, guides and advice.
To find more answers to frequently asked questions, visit our Help Centre.
Compare energy suppliers and deals
Thinking of changing supplier or energy tariff? We outline everything you need to consider in our compare energy suppliers and deals guide.
Switching energy suppliers
Not sure how to switch? Our quick four-step change energy supplier page explains what to do.
Understand what fixed energy tariffs are
Find out how fixed tariffs work, their benefits and whether a fixed energy deal is best for your home.
Notes
1
Every three months, in January, April, July and October, the energy price cap can increase or decrease. It’s reviewed and updated by Ofgem. Our Standard (Variable) prices are based on the energy price cap, while our fixed tariff prices remain the same for the duration of the tariff and are not covered by the energy price cap. The price cap limits the maximum amount suppliers can charge for each unit of energy and standing charges, but it does not limit your total bill. The more energy you use, the higher your bill will be.
2
The Simply Tracker tariff is priced in line with the most recent price cap. The price cap is reviewed and updated by Ofgem every three months, in January, April, July and October. We've reduced the standing charge by applying a daily discount of 6.85p (inc VAT) for both electricity and gas. Over a year, that's £25 off the electricity standing charge and £25 off the gas standing charge. A total of £50. The discounted standing charge applied is the same across all regions and payment methods. Customers on traditional (non-smart) prepayment meters will need to move to smart Pay-As-You-Go to get this tariff. The discounted standing charges apply no matter how much energy you use. To help you choose the best tariff, see our future price cap predictions.
3
See details showing EDF as Britain’s biggest generator of zero carbon electricity.
4
EDF’s EV tariffs have off-peak rates ranging from 6.18–6.66p/kWh, available for 7 hours between 11 pm and 6 am. Based on a comparison of selected UK EV tariffs available as of 8 September 2026. Off-peak rates and hours vary by supplier.
5
This tariff is backed yearly by 100% zero carbon nuclear electricity as standard. The UK fuel mix disclosure information published by the government (DESNZ) recognises electricity generated from wind, solar and nuclear produces zero carbon dioxide emissions at the point of generation. The zero carbon electricity purchased is supplied to the National Grid. Customers receive electricity via the National Grid, not directly from zero-carbon generators. View our fuel mix.
6
Savings based on October 2026 Standard Variable Price Cap and dependent on household consumption patterns. The average saving of more than £800 per year compared to the price cap assumes Ofgem typical consumption, payment by Direct Debit and national average tariff rates.
A typical household (of 2-3 people and with 10-12 panels) on Standard Variable Tariff (2,500 kWh consumption with Standard electricity meter) would pay £858 per year for electricity based on October 2026 energy price cap rates.
A typical household (of 2-3 people and with 10-12 panels) with 2,500 kWh of solar generation and a battery with a capacity of 3kWh will pay £0 over a year, based on Empower Fixed Exclusive 12m & Export Exclusive 12m v3 tariff rates. Assumes that solar generation is prioritised to power the home with excess stored in the battery. Battery discharge is prioritised for use in peak hours. The battery is topped up using imported energy in night/off-peak hours and discharged during the peak. Excess energy not used for the home/ when the battery is full is exported.7
This rate applies exclusively to our Export Exclusive 12m v3 export tariff. Rates for other SEG tariffs will vary.
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Our Customer Service team is available Monday to Thursday, 9am–5pm, and Friday, 9am–4pm. Outside these hours, our IVR self-serve options and emergency support team are here to help if you've lost supply due to a meter fault. Calls to UK-wide numbers are included in any inclusive call plan you may have. If you don't have an inclusive call plan, calls are charged at a national rate. Please check with your service provider if you're unsure.
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