Energy Suppliers
Compare costs and save money on your gas and electricity bills by switching to a cheaper energy supplier
Saving money where you can is always a good idea. When it comes to deciding which energy supplier you want, then there’s a great choice nowadays, meaning that everyone is in a good position to make a deal for cheaper gas, and cheaper electricity.
The ability to switch energy and save money on both your gas and electricity bills, is what the open market is all about and it brings great buying power to the consumer. But to be able to switch energy supplies efficiently, you have to get a good comparison of what the major companies are offering.
And we’ve done all the hard work for you, producing below an energy cost comparison of all the
main players. There are so many tariffs and companies to choose from the dizzying choice of options can be too much to bare. We help by giving you a straight forward review and our special BUYability rating, so headaches for you.
| Rank | Supplier | Review | Customer Rating | BUYability Rating | |
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Scottish Power | June ’10 | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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British Gas | Nov ’11 | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Ovo New Energy | Sept ’10 | ||
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Atlantic Energy and Gas | Dec 11 | ||
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npower | Sept ’11 |
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EDF Energy | Oct ’11 | ||
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Sainsbury’s Energy | Sept ’10 | ![]() |
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Southern Electric | Dec ’11 | ||
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The Utility Warehouse | Sept ’10 | ||
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First Utility | Sept ’10 | ||
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E-on | Oct ’10 | ||
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Green Energy UK | Oct ’10 | ||
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Scottish Hydro Electric | Dec ’11 | ||
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SWALEC | Dec ’11 | ||
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Good Energy | Oct ’08 | ||
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EBIco | Oct ’08 | ||
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Country wide |
Oct ’08 | ||
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Ecotricity | Oct ’08 | ||
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LoCO2 Energy | |||
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Spark | |||
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Utilita | |||
As you can see by the above table there are more than just a few suppliers to choose from. The unit price and whether the tariff is fixed are important points to be aware of when switching suppliers. Some lock you in other don’t. Usually the best deals are online account only dual fuel deals with direct debit payments. So if you are comfortable with paying your bills using a direct debit and dealing with your account using the internet these deals are right up your street as you will probably be able to save more.
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