Looking to fix your energy prices, track the price cap, use a smart time-of-use tariff, or charge your EV? EDF offers a range of tariffs to suit your needs. Plus, you can earn cashback worth up to £50 when you switch or renew – available to both new and existing EDF customers!
Which tariff should I choose?
With Simply Fixed, your unit rates and standing charge won't change for the length of your tariff.
Whereas with Simply Tracker, you'll benefit from a guaranteed discount off the standing charge compared to EDF's Standard Variable tariff. You’ll be saving £50 a year on a dual fuel tariff or £25 a year on a single fuel tariff.
Looking for more flexibility? FreePhase is EDF's range of smart time-of-use tariffs, designed to help you make the most of when you use electricity.
FreePhase Dynamic offers electricity prices that change throughout the day based on wholesale market rates, helping you save by shifting your usage away from peak times. It can also include occasional free electricity periods when there's excess renewable energy on the grid.
FreePhase Static provides set electricity rates for different times of the day, including cheaper off-peak and overnight rates, giving you more certainty while still rewarding flexible energy use.
FreePhase tariffs are available to customers with a smart meter and are ideal for households that can be flexible about when they use electricity.
Own an electric vehicle (EV)? You might prefer EDF’s EV tariff, GoElectric, which offers cheaper overnight charging. There’s also the Pod Point Plug & Power tariff, a fixed tariff and charger bundle designed to help you start your EV journey.
Why EDF?
• Earn cashback, placed directly into your TopCashback account
• Join Flextras, their loyalty programme to unlock rewards, perks and exclusive offers
• Earn money each time a friend you referred signs up to EDF!
• Their customer service is rated excellent on Trustpilot
• Account management made easy
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• You'll get your energy from Britain's biggest generator of zero carbon electricity*
*See details showing EDF as Britain’s biggest generator of here - https://www.edfenergy.com/zero-carbon
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