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	May 2016	January 2017		March 2017
Why this tariff? What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close Why this tariff? This explains the main benefits of the tariff.	Price Promise - If you could save more than £1 a week elsewhere at typical use, we'll email you^‡‡ More details	Fixed energy prices until at least January 2017 with no nasty exit fees More details	Variable prices - can go up or down. Competitive rates for any meter type and no end date or contract renewals More details	It’s easier to budget and plan effectively with fixed prices until at least 31 March 2017 More details
Fixed price What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close Fixed price With a fixed-price tariff, the price you pay for your energy remains the same until the tariff ends, even if market prices go up.	Fixed until 31 May 2016	Fixed until 31 January 2017		Fixed until 31 March 2017
Termination fee What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close Termination fee Some tariffs come with termination or ‘early exit’ charges if you leave before the tariff end date. No EDF Energy tariff comes with these charges.	£0	£0	£0	£0
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Payment type What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close Payment type This is the method you use to pay for your energy. It includes Direct Debit, Cash/Cheque or Prepayment.	Direct Debit Cash/Cheque	Direct Debit Cash/Cheque	Direct Debit Cash/Cheque Prepayment	Prepayment
Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR) What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR) You can use the Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR) to compare the cost of your tariff and fuel type with the cost of other available tariffs across suppliers on a like-for-like basis. It is similar to the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) used in savings, credit and loan agreements. The TCR isn't an actual price. Instead it's based on typical consumption, which is 3,200kWh/year for electricity and 13,500kWh/year for gas. The amount you're charged will vary depending on how much energy you use. For details on your tariff and TCR visit www.edfenergy.com/TCR or call us on 0800 096 9000.
Online account management What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close Online account management You can manage your energy account with us online anytime you like with MyAccount
14-day cooling off period What's this? Close Popup Press Esc or Close 14-day cooling off period This is the time you have to change your mind if you decide you don’t want us to be your supplier.
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The tariffs you can see here are only available if you have a standard, prepayment or E7 meter. We do have other tariffs open to customers with different meter types. If you’d like more information on these, please give us a call on 0800 096 9000*.

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Why choose EDF Energy?

Our price promise‡‡

With our unique Blue+Price Promise tariff, we’ll tell you when another supplier is more than £1 a week cheaper (that’s £52 a year) at typical use. Find out more

UK Based call centres

All of our call centres are based in the UK

Electricity backed by low-carbon generation^††

You’ll also be safe in the knowledge that our Blue electricity is backed by low-carbon generation††

Why buy online?

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Instant quote - saved for 14 days

We’ll send you an email copy of your quote and save it for 14 days.
Peace of mind guarantee

You won’t find our tariffs are cheaper over the phone or on price comparison sites - they’re the same price however you choose to sign up.

All prices are VAT inclusive unless otherwise stated

^‡‡ Our Price Promise means we’ll let you know if another tariff has a projected annual bill of £52 or more cheaper at typical use, which we treat as being £1 per week or more cheaper. We include Direct Debit and dual fuel discounts we know of, not other benefits. Ofgem typical use figures from 1 January 2014 will be 3,200kWh electricity, 13,500kWh gas or 4,600kWh of electricity for Economy 7 customers.

^† Estimated bill is based on a national average of regional prices for customers paying by Direct Debit with typical consumption, which is currently defined by Ofgem as 3,200kWh for Standard meter electricity and 13,500 kWh for Standard meter gas, and as 4,600 kWh of electricity for Economy 7 customers. The quarterly bill is calculated by dividing the annual bill by four and the monthly bill is calculated by dividing the annual bill by twelve. All values are rounded up to the nearest pound

^†† Low-carbon electricity purchased for Blue is supplied into the National Grid. Blue customers receive electricity via the National Grid, not directly from low-carbon generators.

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