Best Electricity Supplier With SEG tariff?

Nsar1

Hi anyone got an up to date, two column table showing the SEG feed-in tariffs next to their consumption tariffs? We're approaching the end of our super cheap fixed price tariff with British Gas and year to date we've consumed c1900 KwHr and exported 1671 KwHr, so not huge amounts to play with, but might as well try to close the gap. Thanks

The_Green_Hornet

https://www.solarpanelprices.co.uk/articles/solar-panels/best-smart-export-guarantee-tariffs/

Nsar1

The_Green_Hornet said:

https://www.solarpanelprices.co.uk/articles/solar-panels/best-smart-export-guarantee-tariffs/

Thanks for that. Octopus have just quoted me 4.1p/kwh so it seems to be moving quite a lot.

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Thanks for that. Octopus have just quoted me 4.1p/kwh so it seems to be moving quite a lot.

If you are on Go; Go Faster or IO then Octopus will only pay reduced SEG of 4.1p/kWh. If you want a higher SEG rate then you need to be on a standard tariff or on Flux (battery required).

Nsar1

Dolor said:

Thanks for that. Octopus have just quoted me 4.1p/kwh so it seems to be moving quite a lot.

If you are on Go; Go Faster or IO then Octopus will only pay reduced SEG of 4.1p/kWh. If you want a higher SEG rate then you need to be on a standard tariff or on Flux (battery required).

Thanks, the trouble is that Octopus only show you one tariff when you're quoted and link to a couple of their niche tariffs eg for EV or heat pump owners and there's no way to say that you also a need an SEG tariff. I think I'll give them a swerve as it's taken 6 days to get a reply to an email and they sent me a link to their SEG page which returns a 404 error! 

Alnat1

If you have your supply with Octopus and aren't on an EV tariff you can get 15p/kWh on the Fixed Outgoing tariff.

If you know a friend or relative who is with Octopus you can use their referral code and you'll each get £50 when you switch.

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Nsar1 said:

Dolor said:

Thanks for that. Octopus have just quoted me 4.1p/kwh so it seems to be moving quite a lot.

If you are on Go; Go Faster or IO then Octopus will only pay reduced SEG of 4.1p/kWh. If you want a higher SEG rate then you need to be on a standard tariff or on Flux (battery required).

Thanks, the trouble is that Octopus only show you one tariff when you're quoted and link to a couple of their niche tariffs eg for EV or heat pump owners and there's no way to say that you also a need an SEG tariff. I think I'll give them a swerve as it's taken 6 days to get a reply to an email and they sent me a link to their SEG page which returns a 404 error! 

You may be shooting your self in the foot. SP offers a 12p/kWh to its own on supply customers but its sign up process seems to be tortuous. Octopus will offer you 15p/kWh Fixed SEG if you have one its standard tariffs. I am on Octopus Flux that pays me these export rates:

I will probably stick with Flux until September and then switch to Octopus Go for the winter with the 4.1p/kWh SEG.

Nsar1

Thanks Dolor, they really hide their tariffs well on their site. 

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Nsar1 said:

Thanks Dolor, they really hide their tariffs well on their site. 

This site might help. You can scroll down to see the import/export combinations for your region:

https://energy-stats.uk/octopus-agile-outgoing-export-east-midlands/

michaels

Eon do 16.5p SEG if they supply you too