
Part of the EDF Group, EDF is the largest producer of zero-carbon electricity in the industry in the UK — and the biggest national energy supplier of electricity by volume in the United Kingdom market. As well as supplying zero carbon electricity to homes and businesses, they also generate it.
They own a coal-fired power station which gives them the highest coal-fired generational capacity of any of the energy companies in the UK, as well as offshore and onshore wind farms in England. The company operates eight nuclear power stations and the West Burton B CCGT gas-fired power station.
Their aim is to be a sustainable and responsible green energy business through their standards of efficiency and by championing low-carbon growth, while their research and development centre is there to help build a brighter energy future for the UK.Browse the various EDF gas and electricity tariffs to get the best energy price, see if you can take advantage of any EDF deals, visit the smart home store for the latest technology or learn about billing and energy efficiency. You’ll also find information about switching to EDF from other suppliers. Refer a friend to EDF, meanwhile, and you could both get £50 off your bill.
All you need to do is visit the refer a friend page and follow the steps and you can be rewarded if they switch their gas and electricity to EDF. If you want to switch your electricity and gas, make sure you sign up to TopCashback before you get an online quote so you can make savings thanks to our fantastic cashback deals and EDF discount codes, if available.

Gas & Electricity Tariffs
There are various EDF tariffs customers can choose from — depending on what type of meter you have installed — which could see you cut your energy bills. You'll be able to switch to zero carbon electricity at zero extra cost too. If you have a standard meter, there are multiple plans available for you to compare, including fixed price options.
The Easy Online plans let you do everything via your EDF account, allowing you to save time and hassle, as well as money. The fact they have fixed prices means you can plan and budget effectively, while you can save time by paying via Direct Debit. The fact a customer can manage their account online means there'll be no more waiting on the phone.
You can also get the Easy Online tariff as part of a bundle deal. This means you can add things like smart home devices to your energy deal. For example, you might be able to get your hands on a new Amazon Echo Dot and a Philips smart lighting starter kit for a few extra pounds per month at EDF. If you want Total Service, there are full service energy tariffs with call centre support and no exit fees.
Opt for the Standard Variable tariff, meanwhile, and you’ll be on variable rates, meaning the price of your energy could go up or down. This option is available if you have a prepayment meter, as is Prepay Total Service, which offers a fixed rate until the end of your contract, no early exit fee and call centre support. You might find an exclusive online deal, but don't forget to check for EDF discount codes and cashback offers to see if you could save when you get an online quote and switch your gas and electricity.