EDF Tariffs 2022: Compare Energy Prices

In 2021, it’s essential to keep switching energy suppliers to ensure that you’re getting the best tariffs for your household’s needs. With more than 50 energy suppliers across the UK to choose from, there’s always an excellent chance that you could enjoy better unit rates and standing charges for your gas and electricity. Yet, for many, the familiarity of the "Big 6" energy suppliers can be difficult to escape. Fortunately, even if you prefer to remain with the biggest names in UK energy, you can still make impressive savings. If you’re considering switching to EDF, you’ll want to find out more about EDF tariffs in 2021, and how they stack up against other suppliers, including the rest of the "Big 6"

EDF has a range of tariffs to suit most energy consumers’ needs, including fixed rate, variable rate and prepayment tariffs as well as tariffs for business customers. Please note that tariffs are based on UK average and may vary in your area. Prices incl. VAT.

Let’s take a closer look...

How much do EDF tariffs cost annually?

Below you can see the pricing information of what each of EDF's most popular tariffs will cost each year and their current rates:

Below you can find the cost information associated with these tariffs.

EDF Variable Rate Tariffs

EDF has one standard variable tariff for variable rates. The advantage for having a variable rate is the flexibility in switching plans. This comes at a cost though, which is the chance of higher rates if the market price is higher.

The costs associated with this tariff can be seen here:

EDF Fixed Rate Tariffs

EDF has several fixed rate tariff plans. We have an overview of them down below.

The pricing on these tariffs can be seen here:

EDF Prepaid Tariffs

EDF also allows the use of Prepaid Meters. With this type of meter, rather than paying after your use, you top up your meter and the credit slowly depletes.

Costs associated with this tariff plan can be seen here:

EDF Economy 7 Tariffs

EDF also has Economy 7 plans available for people who have an economy 7 meter.

As mentioned previously, these tariffs have two separate unit rates, one for peak hours of consumption and another for off-peak.

Pricing on these tariffs can be seen here:

Does EDF offer business tariffs?

EDF Energy offers as many as 9 different tariffs for SMEs. However, as with all business tariffs, your rates will depend on the size of your business, where your company is based, how much energy it uses, and what your peak load hours are.
EDF can cater to businesses of all sizes, offering customised Performance Contracts for enterprise-level businesses that spend over £1 million a year on their energy.
EDF offers one variable rate tariff and 8 fixed-rate options, ranging from 1-4 years. While the one-year fixed plan usually works out cheapest, you may find yourself paying more in the future if energy prices increase.

EDF Tariffs and Prices - Where to find business tariffs

You can find out more about EDF’s business rates here.

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FAQ

How much does EDF charge per kWh?

The EDF tariff rates that they charge per kWh will depend mainly on which tariff plan you are on. It will also depend on other variables such as your location or even the time of day that you're using your energy.

However, the average rates per kWh for each of their tariff plans can be found in this article.

What is the EDF standing charge?

The standing charge depends on which tariff plan that you are on, the averages of the standing charge for each EDF tariff can be found in this article.

Does EDF have an exit fee?

Yes, but it depends on which tariff you select. Their most popular fixed rate tariffs have an exit fee of £15 per fuel and their new electric vehicle oriented tariff has an exit fee of £30 per fuel. However, their standard variable and prepayment tariffs do not have exit fees.

Has EDF raised its prices in 2021?