Energy Comparison will help you find the best solution for your gas or electricity switch. We are here to organise everything concerning the switch, comparison, and application. We will send it to your new supplier, and then they will arrange the changeover with your old supplier. You will be informed of any further action. All you need is to give us some information, like who is your current supplier, what is your tariff, and how much energy you use. You can read all this from your recent gas or electricity bill.

You can compare suppliers based on their service ratings. These are based on customers’ opinion and complaints from consumers, government, or online services. Low prices do not always mean low service levels. If you are looking for the cheapest gas and electricity tariffs, these are invariably the online deals. This means that you have the access to your bills online, but you can still call the company and ask if you want. However, some companies will send you paper bills for a small fee even if you have signed up to a low cost internet tariff.

Our experts encourage people to switch their supply to a fixed rate tariff to protect against more price rises, as the energy market is unpredictable. These tariffs give you a peace of mind, since you do not worry whether your new bill will come with some unexpectedly high figures. We make sure you know that some suppliers have realised that the best way to attract customers is to offer these fixed rates at a bargain price. Some fixed tariffs offer no price rise guarantees generally for a year. Therefore, if you are switching for the first time, chances are you are on your old supplier’s standard, default tariff. These can be more expensive than the same supplier’s cheapest tariff. In addition, apart from the tariff, you can maximise your savings by paying your bill by direct debit rather than waiting for your quarterly bill. It will ensure discounts, and allow you to budget for your bill. Also, you need to take your meter reading into account. Getting both gas and electricity from the same supplier also carries discounts. It is called dual fuel. Furthermore, it is convenient to deal with one bill. However, it can be worth a few minutes to get a quick comparison for gas and electricity separately, in order to see if you could get a cheaper combination.

Green energy tariffs are another option in Energy Comparison. These tariffs are usually more expensive when compared against the cheapest traditional energy tariffs. It is more expensive as producing renewable energy, emissions, or contributing to environmental schemes all adds additional costs for the supplier. Although the costs do tend to be higher for green tariffs, this is not always the case. It is important for you to compare your current tariff and supplier using our price comparison site if you are interested in green tariff. You save money and help the environment by switching to a green energy tariff.