Compare Electricity Prices

Electricity is measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). The average household consumers 3,300 kWh electric in a year.

The price you are charged for your electricity depends on how much you use and where you live. All suppliers of gas and electric charge different prices depending on these factors.

The prices will also vary depending on how you pay, how you receive your bills and what discounts you receive.

If you pay by direct debit the price you pay will more than likely be cheaper.

It can also be cheaper for you to receive your electric bills on line.

Dual Fuel

If you have gas and electric it is often cheaper for you to have both your gas and electric from the same supplier on a dual fuel tariff because the supplier will usually provide you with a dual fuel discount which will be supplied as a credit to your account monthly; quarterly or annually depending on the supplier and tariff type.

Click here to find out which supplier offers you the cheapest electric prices and complete the simple on line form.