I've switched to a new supplier
If you’re switching away, your new supplier is responsible for organising your switch. To give you an idea of what needs to happen to get your final bill, here’s a general timeline to follow. Your new supplier can provide more detail along the way:
- You start a switch to a new energy supplier.
- Your new supplier tells us that you wish to switch to them.
- Your new supplier will ask you for your opening readings when they take over supply.
- Your new supplier sends us their opening readings, so we can use these as closing readings. If you didn't provide any readings, they'll estimate these for you. It can take up to 6 weeks for your new supplier to send us your opening readings.
- We'll generate your final bill as soon as we have your closing readings and send this to you. If you haven't received your final bill from us, you should speak to your new supplier first to make sure their readings have been sent.
- Your final bill will show a due date which is 14 days from when the bill is produced, this is when a final payment is due or a refund will be made. Take a look at our guide on Final Bills for more information.
If you disagree with the closing reading that we've used, we might be able to 'dispute' this with your new supplier. For more information on this take a look at our guide to Disputing Closing Reads.
I've moved out of the property
You can let us know you're moving home at any time directly via your online account – the sooner the better! Your final bill will follow after you’ve moved out:
- Let us know if you're moving out of a property supplied by So Energy.
- We'll ask you for meter readings and the last day you are responsible for the property.
- If we have your readings, we’ll send you a final bill, usually within 1 week of you moving out but it can take up to 6 weeks.
- If we haven't received readings, we’ll send you a final bill, usually within 2 weeks based on estimates, though it can take up to 6 weeks. We may have to revise your final bill once the new occupants provide readings.
- If you’re taking us with you to your new property, your current account balance will be settled separately from the new property (if you’d like us to transfer your account balance to your new property please let us know, though in some cases we may not be able to do this).
When is my final bill due?
Any payment due or refund owed will be settled 14 days after your final bill has been sent out to you. For more information see: Final Bill Explained.
Remember not to cancel your Direct Debit
We take payments and issue refunds via Direct Debit so please do not cancel this until your final balance has been settled. Only once this has been completed should you cancel your Direct Debit with us.
If you have cancelled your Direct Debit please get in touch as soon as possible to get this re-instated otherwise you may be subject to a missed payment fee (set out in our Terms and Conditions).
Last updated: Thu, 12 Sep, 2024 at 11:23 AM
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