What To Check Before a Price Change
Whether prices go up, or they go down, there's a few things you should tick off your list.
No smart meter? Submit your meter readings
Ensure your Direct Debit covers your usage
Decide between a variable or fixed tariff
Let us know if you’re struggling to pay so we can help!
Your Guide To The Price Cap
We know it can be a little confusing, so we’ve compiled some helpful blogs to help guide you through this time.
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Energy Prices Are Increasing This October
Ofgem recently announced that from 1 October, the price cap will be increasing from £1,568 to £1,717.
Energy prices are falling this July
Ofgem recently announced that it will decrease the next energy Price Cap from £1,690 to £1,568.
Energy prices are falling this April
Ofgem has recently announced that it will be decreasing the next energy Price Cap from £1,928 to £1,690.
What is the Energy Price Cap and how does it work? | So Energy
Ofgem has recently announced that it will be increasing the energy Price Cap from £1,834 to £1,928. Learn more in this blog.
Protect Yourself From Rising Prices With A Fixed Rate Tariff
In this blog post, we'll explore the benefits of switching to a fixed rate tariff.
Changes to The Energy Price Cap
From 1 October, electricity and gas customer's So Flex variable tariff rates will be changing in line with the unit prices set by Ofgem.
Energy Prices Are Falling So Why Are My Bills Still Rising?
Explaining the reasons why you might see an increase in your bills: the Government's Energy Bills Support Scheme is ending, the price cap is
