Latest Green Energy Tariffs in the UK (2025)

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Why choose a green energy tariff?

Green energy tariffs match your usage with electricity generated from renewable sources such as wind, solar, and hydro. Many plans also include green or carbon-offset gas, helping you reduce your footprint without changing how you use energy.

How green tariffs work in the UK

When you choose a green tariff, the electricity you use is matched with renewable generation that’s verified by REGOs. Your supplier purchases REGOs to prove an equivalent amount of renewable electricity has been added to the grid.

Gas can be supplied as green in two main ways:

Note: Energy always flows from the grid mix to your home or business. The green benefit comes from your supplier’s sourcing and certification.

Latest green tariff types in 2025

100% Renewable Electricity (Fixed)

Lock in a competitive unit rate and standing charge for 12–24 months. Ideal if you want price certainty and guaranteed renewable matching.

Standard Variable (Green)

Flexible, usually price-cap aligned. Rates can move up or down with the market, and there’s often no exit fee.

EV & Time-of-Use Tariffs

Cheaper off-peak rates for overnight EV charging or smart appliances. Requires a smart meter; ideal for EV owners and flexible usage.

Solar + Battery Friendly

Pair your green import tariff with the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) to earn for exported solar. Some suppliers offer enhanced export rates.

Green Dual Fuel

Bundle renewable electricity with green or carbon-offset gas. Useful for simplicity and single billing.

What to look for when comparing the latest green tariffs

Feature Why it matters What good looks like
Renewable % & REGO transparency Confirms the tariff’s green credentials 100% renewable electricity with clear REGO sourcing
Unit rate & standing charge Core cost factors; vary by region and meter type Competitive rates; fair standing charge
Exit fees Affects flexibility if prices fall or your needs change Low or no exit fees
Smart meter compatibility Needed for time-of-use and EV rates SMETS2 smart meter with half-hourly data option
Green gas vs offset gas Determines real-world emissions impact Biomethane where possible; credible offsets if used
Export options (SEG) Earn for exporting solar/battery energy Simple sign-up; competitive export rate

Tip: If you have an EV or can shift usage to off-peak hours, a time-of-use green tariff can significantly reduce bills while increasing renewable consumption when the grid is cleaner.

Green energy tariffs for homes

Green energy tariffs for businesses

Show customers and stakeholders you’re serious about sustainability. We help sole traders through to multi-site operations access renewable electricity and low-carbon gas with contracts that fit your consumption patterns.

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How to switch to a green energy tariff

  1. Enter your postcode and a few details
  2. Compare the latest green tariffs tailored to your meter and usage
  3. Choose your plan and complete the online switch

There’s no engineer visit needed for most switches. Your supply won’t be interrupted, and your new supplier manages the handover for you.

Get your personalised green quote

By submitting, you confirm you’re over 18 and agree to our terms. Quotes depend on your region, meter, usage, and credit status. Supplier T&Cs apply.

2025 market snapshot: trends shaping green tariffs

Rates change regularly. For the most up-to-date pricing and features in your area, use the quote tool above.

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Green energy FAQs

Are green tariffs more expensive?

Not necessarily. Many green tariffs are competitively priced and some standard variable green plans align with the Ofgem price cap. The best value depends on your region, usage, and meter type.

What’s the difference between green, renewable, and eco tariffs?

In general, “green” and “renewable” refer to electricity matched with sources like wind, solar, or hydro via REGOs. “Eco” is a broader marketing term that may also include carbon-offsetting. Always check the supplier’s fuel mix and certification.

Do I need a smart meter?

You can get a green tariff without one, but smart meters are required for time-of-use and most EV tariffs. They also provide more accurate bills and can help track usage.

Can renters switch to a green tariff?

If you’re the bill payer, you usually can. Check your tenancy agreement for any clauses and inform your landlord. The switch does not require property changes.

What is the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG)?

SEG pays you for exporting surplus electricity to the grid from solar PV, wind, or other eligible microgeneration. You can have a green import tariff and a separate SEG export agreement.

Is green gas the same as carbon-neutral gas?

No. Green gas typically refers to biomethane matched to your usage. Carbon-neutral gas often relies on verified offsets to balance emissions. Both reduce impact, but they’re different mechanisms.

How fast can I switch?

Online applications take minutes. The full supplier handover usually completes within days, and you won’t lose supply during the switch.

Make your next bill greener

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Information on this page is general and may not reflect the exact terms of any supplier’s tariff. Availability, eligibility, and pricing change frequently and vary by region, meter type, consumption, and credit assessment. Always review the supplier’s terms and your personalised quote before switching.