Scottish Power in Exeter: Tariffs & contact details

How do I get the best energy deal in Exeter?

The energy supplier and energy tariff you opt for will affect how much you spend on energy. It’s important to keep on top of the energy companies in Exeter to make sure you’re on the best energy deal for your household. To help you out, we’ll list the best energy providers in town. We’ll show you the cheapest energy suppliers, the greenest energy suppliers, and the overall best energy companies in Exeter.

Due to the energy crisis, our services are currently suspended. Leave us your phone number and we’ll call you back as soon as we can.

How much energy do Exonians consume on average?

The average energy consumption in Exeter is 3,530.27 kWh per year, and the median is 3,073.66 kWh per year.

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Where can I find the cheapest energy suppliers in Exeter?

Currently, the cheapest energy supplier in the UK on average is Octopus. However, your energy prices will depend on your household consumption and location. Therefore, there isn’t really one single cheapest energy supplier.

Who has the cheapest gas tariffs in Exeter?

We’ve done the same thing for cheap gas deals, check out the list below:

**✨Cheapest fixed gas tariffs✨**
Supplier ™️	Tariff 🏷	Tariff info 📋	💵 Gas costs 💰
	/ ❌	Fixed 12 months Green gas: ✖️	£ 443.5
	/ Availability: ❌	Fixed 12 months Green gas: ✖️	£ 493.15
	/ Availability: ❌	Fixed 12 months Green elec: ✖️	£ 573.91

What are the cheapest electricity deals in Exeter?

Using the national average we've put together a list displaying the cheapest electricity deals in the country. These are also available in Exeter:

**✨Cheapest fixed electricity tariffs✨**
Supplier ™️	Tariff 🏷	Tariff info 📋	💵 Electricity costs 💰
	/ ❌	Fixed 12 months Green elec: ✖️	£ 510.72
	/ Availability: ❌	Fixed 12 months Green elec: ✖️	£ 633.73
	/ Availability: ❌	Fixed 12 months Green elec: ✖️	£ 651.42

Is it easy to switch energy providers in Exeter?

Yes! All you’ll have to do is:

⚖️ Compare the energy tariffs offered by providers in Exeter
🙌 Choose your ideal energy plan
💰 Select how you’d prefer to pay - we’d recommend Direct Debit as it’s usually the cheapest
🕰 Wait 14 days for your suppliers to process the switch
✅ And that’s it!

Do I have to switch energy companies when moving to Exeter?

No - you can absolutely keep your existing energy supplier! In fact, during the energy crisis, we’d recommend that you do this. To do this, you’ll just have to ensure that your name is on the energy bill at your new address and notify your current supplier that you’re moving at least 48 hours beforehand.

How bad is the energy crisis in Exeter?

As a result of the UK energy crisis, energy prices have soared across the country. This results from an increase in the wholesale cost of energy, meaning that suppliers have needed to raise their tariff prices to survive.

The crisis has hit the UK fairly hard, causing 62 energy suppliers to go bust. Also, the remaining suppliers have stopped taking on new customers, making it really tricky to switch suppliers at the moment. However, there are still 27 energy suppliers left, and many of them will be available in Exeter! Once the crisis has settled, we recommend switching suppliers to make sure you’re on the best deal for your home. Switching energy suppliers can save you up to £400 a year. That’s why, under normal circumstances, we’d recommend switching suppliers frequently to make sure you’re getting the best deal for your energy. However, the energy crisis has made it really difficult to switch suppliers. That’s why we’ve put our services on hold for the moment. But, if you leave us your phone number, we’ll give you a call and find you the best energy deal once we’re back.

Is there anything else I should do before moving to Devon?

How can I connect my home to the energy grid in Exeter?

Most households in Exeter have already established a connection to the grid. However, new houses may not have established a connection yet. To connect to the grid, you’ll need to:

📅 Schedule pre-application meeting: Call 0800 688 588 for the National Grid Energy Transmission (GNET). They’ll help you arrange this.
🔋 Apply to the Electricity Systems Operator (ESO)
🏡 Have a team visit your home: They’ll make sure you establish a solid connection to the grid and will suggest a cable route for your new home.
🧾 Around 5-15 days later, you’ll receive a quote.
📞Let your regional DNO know: You can reach Western Power Distribution directly at 0800 096 3080

Who should I tell before I move to Exeter?

In order to ensure that your bills are sent to your new property, make sure you let the following people know of your new address:

🇬🇧 Local council and the electoral roll
📱 Broadband and mobile providers
📺 TV licensing authority
🚗 DVLA in order to update your driving license
💡 Gas and electricity providers

Where can I reach the gas and electricity distribution network operators in Exeter?

Gas and electricity distribution network operators (DNOs) are responsible for ensuring that the infrastructure of your power supply is intact. Here’s a table with the Exeter DNO’s contact:


🌐 Phone Line	🕰 Call Centre Opening Hours	📞 Telephone Number
Devon Western Power Distribution Emergency Number	24/7	0800 6783 105
Devon Western Power Distribution Non-Emergency Number	Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm	0800 096 3080
Devon SGN Emergency Number	24/7	0800 111 999
Devon SGN Non-Emergency Number	Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm	0800 912 1700

If you experience a power cut in Exeter, double-check to see if a fuse has tripped in your home's fuse box. If so you should be able to switch it back on quite easily. If you're experiencing a power cut in your area, call your Western Power Distribution at 0800 096 3080 to let them know.

How do I find the best energy providers in Exeter?

The best energy suppliers are right under the tip of your nose - you just have to know what to look out for. We’ll list a bunch for you, showing you the best suppliers from the cheapest, to the greenest.

Who is the main energy company in Exeter?

The most commonly used energy supplier in South West England is SSE.. SSE is also the most popular provider in Devon generally, also holding the title as the main supplier in Plymouth, Exeter and Paignton. If you’re looking for popular suppliers in Exeter, try some of these:

There’s no one single best energy supplier. The ideal supplier for you will depend on your priorities. When choosing a supplier, keep in mind:

Which energy suppliers are the most reliable in Exeter?

As we mentioned, 62 energy suppliers have gone out of business because of the ongoing crisis. However, there’s still 37 active suppliers that are going strong. Some of our favourites are:

Who supplies the greenest energy in Devon?

Currently, the greenest energy supplier in the country is Green Energy UK. They offer 100% renewable electricity and 100% renewable gas. While there are plenty of suppliers that falsely claim to be renewable, there are some genuinely great green suppliers in the UK:

Who is the highest rated energy supplier in Exeter?

Octopus Energy is heralded as the most awarded supplier in the UK after winning eleven awards last year. According to TrustPilot, here are some of the best rated energy suppliers in the country:

FAQs about energy in Exeter

⚡️ Can I generate my own electricity if I live in Exeter?

Yes, you can generate your own electricity in Exeter. However, it will depend on the type of home you have. For instance, those living in apartment complexes may need full agreement between all the building's residents and the complex manager before any renewable energy generation methods are put into.

💵 Does it cost money to switch energy providers in Exeter?

Switching to a new energy plan in Exeter will often cost you an exit fee for breaking your existing contract prematurely. Especially during the current energy crisis, some exit fees can be up to a whopping £300.

❓Why is my energy bill different after moving to Exeter?

Your location will affect the cost of your energy. As a result, simply moving to certain regions of the UK could see your energy bill rise.