Current variable benchmark
Today’s price cap
£140.37Illustrative monthly equivalent£1,684.49 annualised
Ofgem · Oct–Dec 2026 · North West England. Your own variable tariff may differ.Energy bill comparison
A clearer picture of your energy options.
Explore today’s variable costs, a possible January increase and a UW fixed option—then decide what you’d like to discuss.
1 · Your household
A little information. A clearer picture.
Use the estimated annual usage on your bill, or explore with the example figures below. No account numbers or tariff names needed.
For Direct Debit and single-rate electricity. Already on a fixed, EV or Economy 7 tariff? Ask Dan to compare your actual deal.
2 · Your options
What might your energy cost?
Compare the same annual usage in each case. These are energy costs only; other services are additional.
Illustrative scenario—not a forecast. This applies a 20% increase to the whole current annualised energy cost. Actual January 2027 rates are not confirmed and may be higher or lower.
January · what if?
If costs rise 20%
£168.45Illustrative monthly equivalent£2,021.39 annualised
20–25% scenario range: £168.45–£175.47 a month. Not confirmed rates.UW fixed option
Fixed Saver 100
£148.37Illustrative monthly equivalent£1,780.42 annualised
Requires a qualifying three or four service bundle. Fixed rates to 31 October 2027, subject to tax changes and UW availability.At these usage figures, this fixed illustration is £7.99 a month more than today’s cap benchmark. Fixing offers rate certainty; it does not guarantee the lowest future bill.
These figures are estimates. An official UW quotation is always required to confirm your prices and eligibility.
3 · The bigger picture
Could bundling work for you?
Energy is one service type. Choose any other bills you’d like us to look at—there’s no commitment to switch.
Welcome-credit opportunity
£150.00Potential UW Cashback Card credit with 3 qualifying service types. Subject to eligibility—not cash or a reduction in your monthly energy bill.
Welcome credit requires qualifying service types, Direct Debit and a Cashback Card. Other services and card fees are additional.
Welcome-credit details
The welcome offer is £50 / £150 / £250 for eligible new customers taking 2 / 3 / 4 qualifying service types. Multiple SIMs remain one Mobile service type. Qualifying insurance counts as one type; UW confirms which products qualify. Services must be added within 30 days. Credit is paid in £50 monthly instalments; cancellation within 12 months can trigger repayment. Card free for three months, then £3/month.
Let’s find what works for you.
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Your final prices and eligibility are confirmed by UW. You can discuss your options with Dan before deciding.
Rates, assumptions and sources
Variable benchmark: Ofgem regional Direct Debit rates for October–December 2026 (regional dataset checked 16 October; period and VAT basis rechecked 23 October). Fixed: UW Fixed Saver 100, tariff label UWETL211026, retrieved 23 October 2026. Rates can be withdrawn; an official quote confirms availability.
Selected fixed rates: electricity 28.301p/kWh + 46.297p/day; gas 9.31665p/kWh + 12.11070p/day. Gas includes 5% VAT; electricity uses the current 0% VAT basis. Future tax changes are excluded.
Calculation: annual kWh × unit rates + 365 daily standing charges. Where both fuels are supplied, the £12.38 excluding VAT discount per fuel is deducted once. No gas supply removes gas standing charges and the dual-fuel discount. A zero gas usage with a gas supply still incurs its standing charge.
Fixed Saver 100 requires three or four qualifying services throughout. Leaving that bundle can change the tariff. Exit fee £75 per fuel. Fixed unit rates do not fix how much energy you use. Welcome credit is kept separate from all energy totals.
The January 20–25% range is a user-selected illustration, not a Cornwall Insight forecast or Ofgem announcement. It does not model separate fuel or standing-charge changes.