EDF Energy Reviews, Prices & Tariffs
EDF Energy is an energy supplier that has been a part of the Big Six for many years. Powering five million homes and businesses, they offer a range of tariffs, including excellent renewable electricity options.
A Guide to EDF Energy
EDF Energy has a Trustpilot rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on over 80,000 reviews.
They are one of the leading UK energy suppliers when it comes to reducing your carbon footprint as one of the largest generators of zero-carbon electricity.
From great customer service to strong renewable electricity tariffs, they offer a great choice for UK home and business energy customers.
EDF Business Electricity Prices Per kWh
|
Contract Length |
Unit Rate |
Standing Charge |
Annual Price |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1-Year |
25.3p |
50p |
£6,509.29 |
|
2-Years |
26.1p |
50p |
£6,695.00 |
|
3-Years |
26.8p |
50p |
£6,891.43 |
These prices were reviewed in May 2024 based on EDF business energy prices. This is based on an assumed usage of 25,000 kWh of annual electricity consumption. Prices change daily and you may see a different price when comparing.
EDF Business Gas Prices Per kWh
|
Contract Length |
Unit Rate |
Standing Charge |
Annual Price |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1-Year |
7.2p |
45p |
£1,966.17 |
|
2-Years |
7.2p |
45p |
£1,964.25 |
|
3-Years |
7.3p |
45p |
£1,989.25 |
These prices were reviewed in May 2024 based on EDF business energy prices. This is based on an assumed usage of 25,000 kWh of annual gas consumption. Prices change daily and you may see a different price when comparing.
EDF Energy Features
EDF Energy offers great deals on business electricity and business gas tariffs with lower standing charges. You can find a snapshot of what EDF Energy offers below:
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Features |
Service Offered |
|---|---|
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Online Billing |
Yes |
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Direct Debit |
Yes |
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Smart Meters |
Yes |
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Mobile App |
Yes |
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Flexible Payments |
Monthly |
|
Bonus Services (emergency callouts, backup supply etc) |
No |
|
Renewable Energy |
No |
|
Trustpilot |
Great - 4.3 |
|
Paper Billing |
No |
EDF Energy FAQs
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Do EDF Offer Smart Meters?
Like the rest of ‘The Big Six’, EDF are rolling out smart meters gradually. If you’re eligible (the rules are a bit vague, but you can get all the info on the Smart Energy GB site) you can book an installation.
It takes about an hour to replace each meter, and your power and gas will need to be turned off for about half an hour. Once everything’s up and running, your engineer will show you how to use it and what the display means.
Smart meters mean you don’t have to manually submit meter readings anymore and your bill will be more accurate. You can also monitor your usage on the screen throughout the day and reduce consumption in real-time.
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Do EDF Offer The Warm Home Discount?
Yes. EDF Energy offers the Warm Home Discount giving you a one-off payment of £150 to customers struggling to pay their energy bills. Eligibility varies.
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Does EDF Energy Have An App?
The EDF Energy mobile app has quite a few more features than many of the other ‘Big Six’ apps. As well as the usual account management functionality, you can also change your tariff, manage your Direct Debit, tell EDF you’re moving home and use the live chat function.
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Does EDF Offer A Feed-in Tariff?
EDF Energy is a mandatory Feed-in Tariff (FIT) licensee. This means you can receive your FIT payments from them (as long as your system is MCS certified) if you are an EDF customer or your current energy supplier is not a FIT licensee. You can learn more on their website.
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How To Get In Touch With EDF?
Phone: Various numbers for different departments.
Email: No address provided. You need to be a registered customer with an online account to message EDF. -
Where Is EDF Located?
EDF Trading (Global headquarters), 3rd Floor, Cardinal Place, 80 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5JL.
Website: https://www.edfenergy.com
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When Will My Opus Energy Contract Transfer To EDF?
From September 2024, all Opus Energy business customers will be transferred to EDF Energy. This follows their announcement in January 2023, that they will no longer trade within the gas market.