The list below shows the best gas and electricity deals available on the market today:
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For comparison purposes, energy prices shown above are based on average usage figures ONLY. Prices may vary depending on the region you live in and your own gas and electricity usage. To see the best energy deals for where you are, run a gas and electric comparison today.
From 1st July 2025, UK domestic energy prices fell by 7.0%, taking the average energy bill to £1,719 per year. This means that average energy prices fell by £130.27 from £1,849.28 to £1,719.00. However, despite this reduction, there are still significant savings to be had by running an energy comparison and switching to a fixed-rate energy tariff. Looking at our latest switching data, we saved an average customer £224 a year and reached a milestone figure of saving customers almost £1,000,000 a year on their energy costs.
Comparing energy prices is the key to ensuring you're not paying more than you should, and at The Energy Shop, we're committed to helping you find the best gas and electric deals tailored to your needs. We provide expert guidance on switching suppliers, empowering you to make significant savings on your energy bills. Try our energy comparison service today and discover the substantial savings you could be enjoying.
We want you to be confident when switching energy suppliers with The Energy Shop. That is why we have four energy switching guarantees in place:
When searching for the best energy deals, it's essential to consider a supplier's fuel mix. This mix details the different sources they use to generate electricity, including fossil fuels like coal and gas, nuclear energy, and renewable options such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. The amount of renewable energy within a supplier's fuel mix serves as a crucial indicator of their environmental footprint.
Several energy suppliers have made the commitment to 100% renewable energy, meaning all their electricity is generated from renewable sources. Companies such as Ecotricity are leading the way in this regard, offering tariffs that are not only competitively priced but also kind to the planet.
"Consumers across the UK will see a welcome fall in energy prices from 1st July 2025 of around 7%. However, savvy customers who shop around can save 18.1% by switching to a cheaper fixed-rate energy tariff. Running a comparison and switching takes minutes, yet can save you hundreds of pounds, if not thousands"
- Scott Byrom, Chief Executive Officer
At The Energy Shop, we believe that everyone should have access to affordable energy. Our free energy comparison service is designed to help you find a better energy deal in minutes. Here's how it works:
Enter your postcode: We'll show you the energy suppliers available in your area.
Compare energy prices: We'll show you a range of energy deals, including fixed and variable tariffs.
Switch energy supplier: Once you've found a tariff that suits your needs, we'll help you switch to your new energy supplier.
Our energy price comparison calculator is Ofgem-regulated and completely free to use. We'll never charge you any fees or commissions for using our service.
Cost: Look for the rates offered by different suppliers. It's vital to understand how your energy cost is calculated, whether it's a fixed rate, variable rate or time-of-use rate.
Green Energy Options: If environmental sustainability is important to you, check to see if the supplier offers green or renewable energy options.
Customer Service: Consider the reputation of the energy supplier. Quick, helpful responses to queries and issues are important. Our guide on the best and worst energy suppliers can help with this.
Billing and Payment Options: Suppliers should offer convenient billing and payment options. Automated payments, paperless billing, and payment flexibility are features to consider.
Exit Fees: Be aware of any charges for switching your energy supplier before the end of your contract.
Contract Lengths and Terms: Consider the contract length and terms. Some suppliers offer a discounted rate for longer-term contracts.
Fuel Mix: Evaluate the energy supplier's fuel mix - the various sources they use to generate electricity. This can include fossil fuels like coal and natural gas, nuclear power, and renewable sources like wind, solar, and hydro.
Comparing gas and electricity prices and switching can save you money.
The latest 'State of the Energy Market' report from Ofgem shows that the number of unengaged customers is still high, and those who are unengaged are more likely to be on an expensive default tariff and paying over the odds.
The Energy Shop is a free and trusted energy price comparison site. We are Ofgem accredited, and our team of experts are dedicated to monitoring the energy market each day to find the best possible energy deals, whether you want to compare fixed rate energy tariffs or find the best green energy deal to help do your bit for the environment.
By using our energy comparison service, you could save hundreds of pounds a year on your gas and electricity bills. The amount you can save depends on a range of factors, such as your energy usage, your location, and the type of energy tariff you're on.
In general, customers who switch energy suppliers using our service save an average of £300 a year.
The key to finding the best energy deal for you is to compare a range of energy suppliers and tariffs. Our service makes it easy to do just that, so you can make an informed decision about which of the many UK's energy suppliers to choose.
At The Energy Shop, when you use our energy calculator, we initially show you deals that can be switched to directly through our site. However, on the results page, you also have the option to switch to a whole of market comparison. This allows you to see all available energy deals across the entire market, including suppliers we don’t have a commercial relationship with.
This gives you complete control and transparency, so you can make the most informed decision. Our comparisons are always ranked by potential savings, ensuring you see the best options for your needs.
Once you have found the supplier and deal you wish to move to and confirmed the contract and payment method, your new supplier will contact you with a switching date.
Ofgem's new 'Faster Switching' programme, which came into effect in July 2022, means customers can switch supplier in as quick as 5 working days. This means customers can switch within their 14-day cool-off period OR they can wait and switch within 5 working-days after their 14-day cool-off period. If you switch within your 14-day cool-off period, and then want to cancel, you will obviously have to pay your new supplier for the energy you used during that time.
No, don't cancel your direct debits. This will be handled between the energy companies.
There's no hard and fast rule of when to switch energy suppliers. However if it's been a while since you last switched or you haven't switched energy supplier before, we would highly recommend comparing prices today. Other times it would be useful to think about switching is:
You don't need to be in credit to switch energy supplier, however there are different regulations based on the amount of debt you have and the type of tariff you currently use as to whether you can switch immediately or not. Rules are different again if you are in debt but use a prepayment meter.
If you're failing to pay your energy bills there are a number of steps you can take to avoid any disruption with your supply, and to help you repay what you owe.
Whether you can switch energy supplier whilst in rented accommodation will depend on who is named on the energy bills and who is responsible for paying them.
If the bills are in your name and you are making payments then you can change supplier as you wish. If the bills are in the name of the property owner, landlord, or an appointed agent, it is a decision they will need to make. If you are in this situation we would still recommend discussing with the relevant party.
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