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The UK has one player, Octopus Energy, who offers innovative tariffs. Their SEG (feed in tariff) rates are also about 3x higher than anyone else offers. You ca
by philjohn 3y ago
The UK has one player, Octopus Energy, who offers innovative tariffs.
Their SEG (feed in tariff) rates are also about 3x higher than anyone else offers. You can either go for a flat rate of 15p per kWh, or go on their flex tariff where your import and export rates rise and fall with the wholesale rate (up to the energy price cap of 34p per kWh import).
Because net metering is not a thing in the UK, it also means if you're getting solar it makes more sense to get a battery to cover nighttime usage, or to charge with cheaper off-peak energy, or to export shift to when you'll get more bang for your buck.