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Energy Review

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Energy tariffs

Prices for time-of-use and wholesale-linked tariffs, read from the supplier’s own published data and shown for your distribution region. Every page states when the figures were retrieved and how they compare with the Ofgem price cap.

Octopus Energy

Octopus publishes its whole tariff catalogue openly, so these pages show the prices themselves rather than a headline figure — half-hourly where the tariff is half-hourly, and for your own distribution region.

  • Agile Octopus

    Half-hourly electricity prices that follow the wholesale market, published a day ahead.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • Octopus Tracker

    A single electricity and gas price per day, following wholesale costs.

    Import tariff · electricity and gas

  • Octopus Go

    A cheap overnight electricity rate for a fixed window, with a higher day rate.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • Intelligent Octopus Go

    A cheap overnight window that extends when Octopus schedules your car or charger.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • Cosy Octopus

    Cheap electricity in set blocks through the day, built around heat pumps.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • Octopus Flux

    An import and export pair built for homes with solar and a battery.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • Intelligent Octopus Flux

    Flux with Octopus deciding when the battery charges and discharges.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • Outgoing Octopus

    What Octopus pays for electricity you export, fixed or half-hourly.

    Export tariff · electricity

  • Flexible Octopus

    The standard variable tariff, tracking the Ofgem price cap. Available on a single rate or Economy 7.

    Import tariff · electricity and gas

  • Octopus 12M Fixed

    A unit rate and standing charge locked for twelve months, whatever the cap does.

    Import tariff · electricity and gas

  • Fixed Outgoing Octopus

    A flat rate for every unit you export, whenever you export it.

    Export tariff · electricity

EDF Energy

EDF publishes its tariff catalogue through the same open interface Octopus does, so these pages carry the real rates — half-hourly, banded or flat, as each tariff is actually priced, and for your own distribution region.

  • EDF FreePhase Dynamic

    Half-hourly electricity prices that follow the wholesale market, on a twelve-month agreement with no exit fees.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • EDF FreePhase Static

    Fixed day, night and peak bands for twelve months, with free electricity at set times and no exit fees.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • EDF Empower Tracker

    The price cap with 10p a unit off in the early hours and 10p added across the late afternoon, and no standing charge.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • EDF Heat Pump Tracker

    For heat pump owners: the standard variable rate with 10p a unit off in two windows a day, and no peak penalty.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • EDF Go Electric

    Seven hours of very cheap electricity every night from 11pm, fixed for twelve months, for charging an electric car.

    Import tariff · electricity

  • EDF Standard Variable

    EDF’s default tariff for electricity and gas, priced at the Ofgem cap, with no exit fees.

    Import tariff · electricity and gas

  • EDF Simply Fixed

    Unit rates and standing charge locked for the length of the deal, for electricity and gas, with an exit fee.

    Import tariff · electricity and gas

How these pages work

  • Prices come from the supplier’s public API, not from a comparison feed.
  • Figures are shown for one distribution region at a time, because electricity prices genuinely differ across Great Britain.
  • Averages are weighted by how long each price applies, so a two-hour band does not count the same as a six-hour one.
  • Where data is missing it is said so, rather than shown as zero or quietly omitted.
  • No commercial relationship affects which tariffs appear here, or the order they appear in.