Tariffs for Different Lifestyles
Choose from fixed, variable and prepayment options, with Economy 7 and EV-friendly tariffs available on eligible meters.
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EDF Energy is one of the UK’s largest domestic energy suppliers, providing electricity and gas to households across England, Scotland and Wales. EDF offers a range of fixed and variable tariffs, smart meters, Economy 7 options for homes with storage heating, and plans tailored for electric vehicle (EV) charging. With digital account management and a UK-based customer service presence, EDF focuses on reliability, low-carbon generation and tools that help you understand and manage your usage.
Choose from fixed, variable and prepayment options, with Economy 7 and EV-friendly tariffs available on eligible meters.
Upgrade to a smart meter (subject to availability) to see near real-time usage and enable accurate billing without manual reads.
EDF offers tariffs backed by renewable electricity certificates and is a major generator of low-carbon electricity in the UK.
Track usage, submit readings (if needed), and manage your account online or via the EDF app for convenient, paper-free billing.
Tariff availability can change and may depend on your region, meter type and payment method. Compare live offers to see what you can switch to today.
Lock in unit rates and standing charges for a set term. Great for budgeting and protecting against market fluctuations. Early exit fees may apply if you leave before the end of your term.
Unit rates can go up or down in line with wholesale and regulatory changes. The standard variable tariff is typically subject to the Ofgem price cap. No fixed end date; exit fees usually don’t apply.
Top up as you go using a prepayment meter. Helps with budgeting and avoiding unexpected bills. Smart prepay options may be available.
With an Economy 7 meter, you may benefit from cheaper night-time electricity for storage heaters and overnight appliances. EV and smart time-of-use plans can reward off-peak charging.
EDF participates in the government’s Warm Home Discount scheme. Eligibility rules and application windows apply. Check the latest criteria and deadlines before applying.
If you or someone in your home is vulnerable, has a disability or relies on medical equipment, you can sign up for free support via the Priority Services Register.
If you’re struggling with bills, contact your supplier as early as possible to discuss payment plans, energy efficiency tips and independent advice routes.
Whether you’re an existing customer or joining EDF at your new address, you’ll need up-to-date meter readings and your moving dates. If you’re renting, check with your landlord or letting agent which supplier currently serves the property before you switch.
Enter your postcode, current supplier, meter type and typical usage. Don’t worry if you don’t know exact usage—we can estimate.
We’ll show you current EDF offers alongside other UK suppliers so you can choose the plan that suits your budget and lifestyle.
Complete your application in minutes. There’s no engineer visit needed for standard switches, and your supply won’t be interrupted.
Most switches include a cooling-off period. EDF will confirm your start date and handle the handover from your old supplier.
The Ofgem price cap applies to standard variable and certain default tariffs. Fixed-rate tariffs and some other plans are not capped. Always check the tariff information before you switch.
EDF offers tariffs backed by renewable electricity certificates. Availability varies by region and time. Review the tariff details to confirm how your electricity is sourced and backed.
No. Switching is handled remotely under Ofgem rules and there is no physical interruption to your gas or electricity supply for standard domestic switches.
Some fixed tariffs include exit fees if you switch before the end date. The fee amount depends on the specific tariff. You’ll see this clearly displayed during your quote.
EDF is rolling out SMETS2 smart meters across the UK. Eligibility, appointment availability and property factors apply. If you already have a smart meter, some models may retain smart features after switching.
Your postcode, current supplier, meter type (single rate, Economy 7, smart or prepay), and typical usage. A recent bill helps, but estimates are possible.
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Get Your QuoteDisclaimer: This page provides general information for guidance only. Tariff availability, unit rates, standing charges, exit fees, incentives and eligibility criteria change regularly and vary by location, meter type and usage. Always review the latest supplier terms and your personalised quote before switching.
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