Scottish Power in Blyth: Tariffs & contact details
How do I get the best energy deal in Blyth?
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How much energy do Blyth inhabitants consume on average?![]() The average energy consumption in Blyth is 3,258.44 kWh per year, and the median is 2,864.97 kWh per year. |
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Why are energy prices rising in Blyth?
The UK energy crisis has seen the cost of living increase drastically across the nation. For several reasons, the wholesale price of energy has soared over the last year. In order to overcome their increasing expenses, suppliers have needed to raise the price of their tariffs.
The UK is the hardest hit country in Europe, facing the bankruptcy of 62 energy providers. While 37 suppliers still remain, they’ve taken their tariffs off of the market so that switching suppliers is no longer possible.
Still, under normal circumstances, switching energy tariffs can save you a lot of money. Give us a call when the time is right so we can find the best energy deal for your household!
Am I able to switch energy suppliers in Blyth?
While it may be a little tricky right now, switching energy suppliers in Blyth is usually very simple! You’ll have to:
- ⚖️ Conduct a comparison of the energy deals in Blyth
- 🙌 Find the ideal energy deal for your needs
- 💰 Decide your preferred payment method - suppliers usually offer a discount on Direct Debit
- 🕰 Wait 2 weeks while your providers manage the switch
- ✅ You’re switched!
Can I transfer my existing energy supply to my new home in Blyth?
Yes, your current supplier can move with you! In fact, we’d recommend that you keep your current supplier for the time-being. All you need to do is make sure that your name is on the energy bill at your new home’s address. Also, let your current supplier know that you’re movingat least 2 days prior.
How do I supply my Blyth home with energy?
There are a couple of things you'll need to do before moving:
- Let your current energy supplier know you’re moving 2 days prior minimum,
- 🏡Just before you move out, record one last meter reading,
- 🧾Request to have your utility bills delivered to your new address
- 🔎Take and send a meter reading from your new house
- 📞Contact your new home’s current supplier to let them know of your move
Who’s the best energy company in Blyth?
The best energy supplier for you will depend on your priorities. Are you seeking out the most popular, highest rated or greenest supplier? We’ll list them all for you.
Which energy company do Blyth inhabitants use most?
The main energy provider in North East is British Gas.. This supplier is also the main in Northumberland overall, heralding itself as the most popular supplier in Blyth, Cramlington and Ashington. To find out more about popular suppliers in Blyth, check out the links below:
Who’s the most highly rated energy company in Blyth?
Octopus Energy is has won more awards than any other UK provider, winning eleven awards just in 2021.
These are some other highly rated energy suppliers in the country:
Who are the greenest energy companies in Blyth?
Right now, the greenest energy supplier in the UK is Green Energy UK: Some other genuinely sustainable energy suppliers currently trading in the country include:
Who’s the most reliable energy provider in Blyth?
62 energy providers in the UK have gone bust. over the last year. Still, there’s around 37 energy supplier that are still active. Some of the most reliable ones area:
What else should I do before my move to Blyth?
How do I speak to the gas & electricity distribution network operators in Blyth?
Trying to reach your local energy distributors? You can contact them at:
🌐 Phone Line | 🕰 Call Centre Opening Hours | 📞 Telephone Number |
Northumberland Northern Powergrid Emergency Number | 24/7 | 0800 375675 |
Northumberland Northern Powergrid Non-Emergency Number | 24/7 | 0800 011 3332 |
Northumberland Cadent Gas Emergency Number | 24/7 | 0800 111 999 |
Northumberland Cadent Gas Non-Emergency Number | 24/7 | 0345 835 1111 |
However, if your entire area is affected, reach out to your Northern Powergrid at 0800 011 3332 and ask for assistance.
How do I establish a connection to the energy grid in Blyth?
Unless your house is newly built, it’s likely that it’s already connected to the National Grid. However, if you need to establish a connection, you should:
- 📅 Have a pre-application meeting: Contact GNET (National Grid Energy Transmission) at 0800 688 588 to schedule this.
- 🔋 Submit your application to the Electricity Systems Operator (ESO)
- 🏡 Arrange your home visit: a team will come by to ensure a safe connection to the grid.
- 🧾 Between 5 to 15 days later, you’ll be sent a quote for the service.
- 📞Call your regional DNO and let them know: Northern Powergrid can be reached at 0800 011 3332

Who should I notify before I move to Northumberland?
To avoid having your mail sent to your old address, make sure you let the following parties know 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
Who’s the cheapest energy provider in Blyth?
Who has the cheapest electricity tariffs in Blyth?
We’ve put together the cheapest electricity tariffs in the UK based on national averages These will also be available in Blyth:
Who is the cheapest gas provider in Blyth?
FAQs about energy in Blyth
❓How do I find out who my new energy supplier is in Blyth?
To find out who supplies your energy after moving, contact your local energy distribution company at 0800 011 3332.
⚡️Are solar panels worth it in Blyth?
Absolutely! With solar panels, you can expect to save around £270 on energy bills per year. Any excess energy you produce can also be sold back to the grid, earning you money.
🔋Who are the top 6 energy suppliers in Blyth?
The “Big Six” is used to describe the country’s main energy providers. These are British Gas, EON, Npower, Scottish Power, OVO and EDF.
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