Cheap Energy Alert
If you are worried about how much your gas bill is going to be this winter then there is some good news if you are looking to switch to one of the cheapest suppliers this autumn.
There are two low cost tariffs suppliers that are well worth looking at and that's Green Energy who I've mentioned before and a supplier you may have never heard of before but has been around since 2015 and that's PFP Energy.
PFP Energy
UK supplier PFP Energy has released some great value low priced energy tariffs this month as a challenge to the budget suppliers who have dominated the low cost energy market.
If you are willing to pay by direct debit and manage your account online their Fixed - November 2021 v1 Paperless Billing tariff is the cheapest on the market.
For a typical UK household it works out at £69.50 a month which is cheaper than last month's best deal. Now they do have a paper billing version of the same tariff but it costs £72.84 a month so you end up paying an extra £40 a year just to be sent a paper bill in the post.
Wouldn't you rather spend that 40 quid on keeping you more toasty this winter?
Green Energy
Green's new Oak tariff is worth a mention as this months third cheapest overall energy deal and this months cheapest variable rate tariff.
The Oak tariff costs a bit more than PFP Energys deal at £70.41 a month for a typical household.
If you are a low gas user such as households with 1 or 2 people or you have a smaller property such as a small flat or bungalow then the rates charged on the Green Oak tariff will benefit you.
This tariff carries a very low 10p a day standing charge for gas which is one of the lowest available. Low daily standing charges benefit homes that use or require less heating.
If you like to have the heating on a lot or you have a larger property or less well insulated property then this won't benefit you as much.
Be aware that every region in the UK has slightly different pricing and this is based on your postcode. We always do our comparisons based on the eastern region. To get an accurate energy comparison you should do a quick energy comparison for your postcode and actual energy usage to check you are getting the best deal.