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Annual illustrations use 2,500 kWh electricity and 9,500 kWh gas, plus 365 days of standing charges. Monthly amounts are annual cost divided by 12, not a Direct Debit quote. Variable rates are held constant for illustration, not guaranteed for a year. Rates shown apply from 1 October 2026. Averages, regional ranges and offers are labelled separately. Not a personalised or whole-market comparison.
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Octopus Energy
Flexible Octopus
Supplier’s national average · Direct Debit
p/kWhStanding charge
p/day
Published average rates for Octopus’s variable tariff. Your regional rates may be different.
Pricing assumptions & source
From 1 October 2026. Standard single-rate electricity and gas, paid by Direct Debit. Taken from the supplier’s average including VAT row and rounded to two decimal places. Electricity VAT 0%; gas VAT 5%. Not a fixed-rate offer or a personalised quote.
Checked 2 November 2026. Prices and offers may change.
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British Gas
Published price-cap guide
National cap averages · Not a supplier quote
p/kWhStanding charge
p/day
British Gas publishes these national price-cap averages. Enter your postcode on its website for its local Standard Variable rates.
Pricing assumptions & source
October–December 2026 national price-cap averages for Direct Debit, standard single-rate electricity and gas. These are benchmark figures published by British Gas, not its fixed-tariff prices. Electricity VAT 0%; gas VAT 5%. Local rates depend on your postcode and meter.
Checked 2 November 2026. Prices and offers may change.
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EDF
Standard Variable
Regional range · Direct Debit
p/kWhStanding charge
p/day
The lowest to highest published regional rates across EDF’s standard-meter Direct Debit rate card.
Pricing assumptions & source
Effective 1 October 2026. Standard Variable, Deemed and Welcome rate card; standard meters, Direct Debit. Ranges span all 14 listed supply areas and are rounded to two decimals. The lowest unit and standing charges may belong to different regions; do not combine them as a quote. Electricity VAT 0%; gas VAT 5%.
Checked 2 November 2026. Prices and offers may change.
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E.ON Next
Next Flex & Next Pledge
Published offer · Regional quote required
View current unit rates and standing charges directly.
E.ON Next advertises Next Pledge at £50 below the cap over a year, based on average annual consumption. This is a discount claim, not a fixed annual bill.
Pricing assumptions & source
Next Pledge’s published £50 annual saving is based on average annual consumption and is subject to the supplier’s terms. Rates remain variable. Next Flex rates depend on region and payment method. No universally applicable unit rate was available on the page reviewed; check eligibility, current rates and any exit fees directly.
Checked 2 November 2026. Prices and offers may change.
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Fuse Energy
Home energy tariffs
Regional quote required
View current unit rates and standing charges directly.
Explore Fuse Energy’s home energy tariffs. Enter your postcode on its website to see available plans, unit rates and standing charges for your home.
Pricing assumptions & source
Fuse’s published tariff guide asks for a postcode or supply number to provide a quote. No universal current supplier unit rates were verified. The guide’s July–September 2026 price-cap examples are historical benchmarks, not current Fuse prices. Check your quoted tariff’s duration, payment method, meter requirements and any exit fees before choosing a plan.
Checked 2 November 2026. Prices and offers may change.
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ScottishPower
Standard Variable & fixed options
Regional quote required
View current unit rates and standing charges directly.
ScottishPower confirms its Standard Variable prices changed on 1 October. Your exact price depends on your tariff, payment method and location.
Pricing assumptions & source
The October price-cap update does not give a universally applicable supplier unit rate. Fixed-tariff prices and availability need a personalised quote. Check both unit rates, standing charges and any exit fees on the supplier’s website before choosing a plan.
Checked 2 November 2026. Prices and offers may change.
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These are published snapshots, not live quotes. Always confirm the latest price with the supplier.
Why isn’t there one price for every home?
Your postcode, meter and payment method affect the rates available. Your usage affects the bill. A national average, a regional range and an advertised discount are different measures, so we don’t rank them as cheapest to most expensive.
What do unit rates and standing charges mean?
A unit rate is the price for each kilowatt hour (kWh) you use. A standing charge is paid each day, even when you use no energy. For each fuel, multiply annual kWh by the unit rate, add 365 daily standing charges, then divide by 100 to convert pence into pounds. Use rates from the same region and tariff.
Does this include every tariff?
No. This directory covers selected publicly published information from six suppliers, checked on 2 November 2026. It is not a whole-market comparison. Fixed, smart, EV, Economy 7, prepayment and business tariffs may have different prices and eligibility. Northern Ireland has a separate market.
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