Local home energy tariffs and deals in my UK postcode

Enter your postcode to see the latest local gas and electricity tariffs for your home and switch to a better energy deal in minutes.

Find the best home energy deals in your area

Energy Plus makes it simple to compare home energy tariffs that are actually available in your UK postcode. Prices, discounts and green options can vary by region, so checking local offers is the quickest way to cut your gas and electricity bills.

We work with a wide range of trusted UK suppliers and tariffs, from standard variable plans to fixed-rate and renewable energy deals, to help you find a tariff that matches your home and your budget.

  • ✓ Local tariffs based on your exact postcode
  • ✓ Compare home gas, electricity or dual fuel
  • ✓ Fixed, variable and green energy options
  • ✓ Fast, secure online switching with support

Check local home energy tariffs

Enter your details to see personalised energy deals for your postcode.

No obligation – we will never switch you without your permission.

How local home energy tariff comparison works

Every UK postcode sits within a specific electricity distribution region and gas network area. Because of this, home energy suppliers set different prices, standing charges and available tariffs depending on where you live. By checking local energy tariffs against your postcode, we can show you more accurate deals for your home, rather than generic national averages.

1. Enter your postcode

Tell us where you live and a few details about your home. We use this to find which suppliers and tariffs are available in your local area.

2. Compare local tariffs

We check live home energy prices from participating UK suppliers, including fixed, variable and green tariffs that apply to your postcode.

3. Switch and save

Choose the deal that suits you. We guide you through a secure online switch, with no interruption to your gas or electricity supply.

Why compare home energy deals by postcode?

Looking at local energy tariffs based on your postcode helps you understand what you could realistically pay for gas and electricity in your home. It removes guesswork and makes it easier to switch with confidence.

  • Local pricing: Standing charges and unit rates that actually apply to your address.
  • Accurate savings estimates: Compare your current bill against real tariffs in your area.
  • Tailored tariffs: See deals suited to houses, flats, small and large properties.
  • Green options: Discover renewable and low-carbon energy tariffs near you.
  • Fast online switching: Complete your application in minutes, with help if you need it.

What you can compare

When you check local tariffs with Energy Plus, you can explore:

  • Electricity-only tariffs for all-electric homes
  • Gas-only tariffs if your electricity is already fixed
  • Dual fuel tariffs that combine gas and electricity
  • Fixed-term tariffs for bill certainty
  • Standard variable and flexible tariffs
  • Smart meter, Economy 7 and off-peak tariffs (where available)

Simply provide your postcode and some basic information about your home energy usage so we can tailor results to you.

Types of home energy tariffs available in UK postcodes

Different households need different types of energy tariffs. Whether you want predictable monthly payments or the flexibility to move at any time, there is usually a local option that fits. Here are some of the most common home energy tariffs you may see when you compare by postcode.

Fixed-rate tariffs

Fixed-rate tariffs lock in your unit rate (the price per kWh) and standing charge for a set period, typically 12–24 months. Your bill will still vary with usage, but the price you pay per unit of energy will not change during the fixed term.

Good for: budgeting and protection from short-term price rises.

Variable tariffs

Standard variable tariffs can go up or down with wholesale energy prices and regulatory changes. They are usually the default tariff you move to once a fixed deal ends.

Good for: flexibility if you plan to switch again soon.

Dual fuel tariffs

Dual fuel tariffs bundle your gas and electricity with the same supplier. This can make billing simpler and may offer small discounts.

Good for: households that want both fuels with one supplier.

Green and renewable tariffs

Green tariffs support renewable energy generation, such as wind and solar. Depending on the tariff, some or all of your electricity may be matched with power from renewable sources.

Good for: reducing your home's carbon footprint.

How to save on your home energy bills

Comparing local tariffs is one of the easiest ways to make sure you are not overpaying for energy, but there are also a few simple steps you can take to keep your bills under control once you have switched.

  • Submit regular meter readings (or get a smart meter) so you are billed for what you actually use, not estimates.
  • Choose the right tariff type for how you use energy – heavy evening users may benefit from off-peak rates.
  • Pay by Direct Debit where possible, as many suppliers offer discounts for this payment method.
  • Improve insulation and efficiency with LED lighting, draught-proofing and efficient appliances.
  • Review your tariff regularly and check your postcode for new local deals every 6–12 months.

What affects energy prices in your postcode?

Even within the same city, the rate you pay can differ by postcode. Suppliers look at a range of factors when setting local home energy tariffs, including:

  • Regional network and distribution costs
  • Typical home sizes and demand in your area
  • Supplier competition in your postcode
  • Government price caps and regulations
  • Wholesale gas and electricity market prices

Using a postcode-based comparison makes sure these local factors are taken into account when you look for a better deal.

Frequently asked questions about local home energy tariffs

Do energy tariffs really change by postcode?

Yes. The UK is divided into different gas and electricity regions, each with its own network costs. Suppliers factor these into their pricing, which is why the same tariff name can have slightly different unit rates and standing charges in different postcodes.

Will my gas or electricity be cut off when I switch?

No. When you change supplier, the physical gas pipes and electricity cables to your home stay exactly the same. Your new and old suppliers coordinate the switch date so there is no break in supply.

How long does it take to switch home energy supplier?

Once you have chosen a new tariff and completed the online application, most home energy switches complete in around 5 working days under the Energy Switch Guarantee, although this can vary. You will receive confirmation and final bills from your old supplier.

Do I need a recent bill to compare tariffs?

A recent bill is helpful because it shows your current tariff and energy usage, which lets us estimate savings more accurately. However, you can still compare and switch using approximate information about your property and typical usage if you do not have a bill to hand.

Can tenants switch energy supplier?

If you pay the energy supplier directly, you usually have the right to choose your own tariff, even if you rent. If energy is included in your rent and paid by your landlord, you may need to speak with them about any changes.

Are there green home energy tariffs in every postcode?

Coverage varies, but many suppliers now offer renewable or partially renewable tariffs across most UK regions. Once you enter your postcode, we can show you which green options are available for your home.

Check local home energy tariffs in your postcode

See which gas and electricity deals are available at your address and switch online with support from the Energy Plus team.

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Updated on 8 Dec 2025