Fixed tariffs
Unit rates and standing charges are fixed for a set term (e.g., 12–24 months). Good for budgeting. Early exit fees may apply if you switch before the end date.
Energy in {{Location}}: Compare Local Domestic Energy Tariffs and Switch with Confidence
Find the best local electricity, gas and dual fuel tariffs in {{Location}}. See live unit rates (p/kWh), standing charges, green options and estimated annual costs. Switch securely in minutes with no interruption to your supply.
- - Local tariff results tailored to {{Location}} - Fixed, variable, prepayment and Economy 7 options - Clear unit rates and standing charges shown upfront - Ofgem rules followed – hassle-free, secure switching - Independent and transparent – you stay in control
Why energy prices vary by location
Although the wholesale cost of energy is national, the price you pay in {{Location}} can differ from other parts of the UK. That’s because some cost components are regional. When you compare domestic energy tariffs here, we factor in:
- - Local network (distribution) charges and losses - Meter type (single rate, Economy 7/10, smart, prepayment) - Payment method (Direct Debit, on receipt of bill, prepay) - Standing charge vs unit rate balance for your usage pattern - Any regional promotions or supplier availability in {{Location}}
We show transparent unit rates (p/kWh) and standing charges (p/day) so you can choose the best value for your specific usage.
Tariff types available in {{Location}}
Standard variable tariffs (SVT)
Rates can move up or down. Most SVTs are shaped by the Ofgem price cap. No fixed end date and usually no exit fees.
Prepayment tariffs
Pay-as-you-go meters using keys, cards or smart top-ups. Helpful for budgeting; tariff choice can be more limited. We’ll show any prepay options available in {{Location}}.
Economy 7 and Economy 10
Cheaper night rates and higher day rates. Best if a significant share of your electricity usage is overnight (e.g., storage heaters, EV charging).
Green and renewable tariffs
Backed by renewable energy certificates or direct generation. We display the percentage of renewable electricity where suppliers disclose it.
Smart tariffs
Smart meter required. Some offer time-of-use pricing or EV-friendly rates. Great for flexible usage households.
Compare local energy deals in {{Location}}
Below is an example layout. Live results update when you enter your details. Prices shown include VAT where applicable.
| Supplier | Tariff | Type | Elec unit (p/kWh) | Gas unit (p/kWh) | Standing (p/day) | Est. annual cost | Exit fees | Renewable | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Supplier | Fixed 12 v1 | Fixed | — | — | — | Calculated for {{Location}} | £0–£150 | 100% electricity | View deal |
| Example Supplier | Flexible SVT | Variable (SVT) | — | — | — | Calculated for your usage | None | Mix | View deal |
Illustrative layout – live pricing updates after you enter your postcode and usage. Actual availability varies by meter type and {{Location}} postcode.
- - Secure, 256-bit TLS checkout - No interruption to your energy supply during switching - Your new supplier handles the handover and final bill
How switching works with EnergyPlus
- Enter your postcode and a few details about your home in {{Location}}.
- We search tariffs from participating UK suppliers and show clear prices based on your usage.
- Choose a deal and complete a quick, secure sign-up.
- Your new supplier manages the switch. In most cases, switching takes as little as 1–5 working days under Ofgem’s faster switching.
Note: Some switches can take longer if additional meter reads, checks, or debt balances are required.
Local energy insights for {{Location}}
Your local electricity distribution network operator (DNO) and gas network influence the network costs included in your bill. This is one reason prices vary between regions. Not sure who your DNO is? Use the Energy Networks Association’s DNO lookup tool to find out.
Areas we cover in {{Location}}
We serve every postcode in and around {{Location}}, including surrounding neighbourhoods and suburbs. Whether you live in a city centre flat or a rural property, we’ll show tariffs available to your meter type.
Popular suppliers available
Participating suppliers commonly shown in results include: British Gas, EDF Energy, E.ON Next, Octopus Energy, OVO Energy, ScottishPower, So Energy, Good Energy, Ecotricity, Utility Warehouse and others. Availability can vary by postcode and meter type.
Why choose EnergyPlus for your {{Location}} energy comparison?
- - Localised pricing: We calculate costs using your exact postcode and meter details. - Transparent results: See unit rates, standing charges, exit fees and renewable mix at a glance. - Independent: We aim to present fair, unbiased comparisons. Where we receive a commission, it doesn’t increase the price you pay. - Quick and secure switching: Ofgem-aligned process with no supply interruption. - UK-based support: Guidance and help when you need it.
Cut your bills: practical energy-saving tips for homes in {{Location}}
- - Lower your flow temperature (if you have a condensing boiler) to around 55–60°C to increase efficiency. - Draft-proof doors and windows; consider loft and cavity wall insulation where suitable. - Fit smart thermostats and TRVs to heat rooms you use most. - Wash at 30°C and air-dry where possible; avoid peak hours on time-of-use tariffs. - If you have a smart meter, use in-home display data to track and shift usage. - Explore grants and support schemes if eligible (e.g., ECO, Home Upgrade Grant). Check our Grants & Support page.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to compare energy tariffs?
Your postcode, meter type, payment method and your annual usage in kWh (from a recent bill) give the most accurate results. If you’re unsure, use our estimator based on property size and occupancy.
Will my gas or electricity be cut off when I switch?
No. Your physical supply isn’t interrupted. Your new supplier coordinates with your current one and the network; you simply receive your final bill and then start with the new tariff.
How long does switching take?
Many domestic switches complete in 1–5 working days under Ofgem’s faster switching. Some cases can take longer if extra checks or meter reads are needed.
What is the Ofgem price cap and how does it affect me?
The price cap limits the unit rate and standing charge that suppliers can charge typical households on default variable tariffs. It doesn’t cap your total bill — you still pay for the energy you use. Fixed deals can sit above or below the cap depending on the market.
Are green tariffs more expensive?
Not always. Some renewable-backed tariffs are competitively priced. We show you the estimated annual cost and the renewable electricity percentage so you can balance price and sustainability.
Can renters in {{Location}} switch energy supplier?
Usually yes, if you pay the energy bill directly. Check your tenancy agreement for any restrictions and let your landlord know you’re switching for transparency.
Do you compare prepayment tariffs?
Yes, where suppliers make them available. Select “Prepayment” as your meter type to see relevant tariffs for your {{Location}} postcode.
Will there be a credit check?
Some suppliers run a soft or hard credit check for credit-based tariffs. Prepayment tariffs typically don’t require credit checks. We’ll flag any supplier requirements during sign-up.
Do you offer business energy comparisons in {{Location}}?
Yes, we can help small and medium businesses too. Visit our Business Energy page to request a tailored quote.
Ready to see tariffs for {{Location}}?
Enter your postcode to unlock accurate local pricing and switch in minutes. No sales calls. No hidden fees.
Start comparisonImportant information
- - Estimates are based on the details you provide and supplier pricing at the time of your search. Prices and availability can change. - Where we have commercial relationships, we may receive a commission if you switch via our service. This never increases the price you pay. - Exit fees and terms vary by supplier and tariff. Always read the tariff information label before switching. - The Ofgem price cap applies to most default variable tariffs; it does not cap your total bill.