Cut your energy bill today
Use this handy guide when Moving Home to ensure you find a good deal for your electricity and gas.
The Cheapest Dual Fuel Energy Supplier in the UK - Comparing Prices
A budget-friendly energy supplier will allow you to save money and reduce your expenses considerably.
We have brought you a clear, fact-based breakdown of which energy suppliers are currently offering cheaper prices than British Gas.
Concerned about rising UK energy bills in 2025? Discover the top 10 worst energy suppliers to avoid, based on customer service, complaints, and billing issues. Make an informed choice.
In 2025, UK energy bills remain high, with the price cap at £1849. Suppliers like Octopus Energy (for some fixed tariffs), Utility Warehouse (due to bundled deals), EDF Energy (on standard tariffs), and ScottishPower can be among the priciest, depending on your specific tariff and region. Wholesale energy costs, network charges, and your geographical location significantly impact your final bill. It's crucial to always compare deals using Ofgem-accredited tools to find the best value.
Frustrated by an incorrect energy bill? Learn how to identify errors, contact your supplier, escalate to the Ombudsman, and claim the compensation you're owed.
Ofgem’s July 2025 price-cap drop to £1,720 unlocks new fixed deals from 18p/kWh. Compare live tariffs, claim heat-pump grants and cut bills today with Switch Squid.
ct now to lock in cheap rates and cut energy bills before winter 2025. Try boiler flow tuning, smart thermostats, and draught-proofing for savings up to £700.
Price-cap is £1,720 but wholesale gas is rising. See if a 12-month fix below 19 p/kWh beats the variable cap for winter 2025.
Loft-hatch seals, smart TRVs, eco shower heads and more. Nine cheap weekend projects that slash UK bills in 12 months.
Use half-hourly smart-meter data to hunt energy hogs, time-shift appliances and save £200-£350 per year.
EDF and Cornwall Insight forecast the October 2025 price-cap could rise to £1,800. See what drives the change and how to lock in a cheaper fix now.
Typical UK usage is ~2,700 kWh electricity and ~11,500 kWh gas. Learn your daily targets and 30 proven ways to cut £250–£500 a year.
