Which Energy Supplier should i use?

bristolleedsfan

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82140778#Comment_82140778

In same way as lots have changed since my post late July, Freephase rates will likely look completely different tomorrow., Freephase Dynamic tends to be cheaper than current tracker version, Freephase Static offers certainty. with no exit fee if signed up to EDF reward scheme Flextras.

https://www.edfenergy.com/tariff-information-labels/freePhase

https://www.edfenergy.com/gas-and-electricity/freephase

Not sure what FF rates you quote — todays Dynamic rates Yorkshire region

Green

11pm to 6am

20.31p

per kWh

20% below standard variable price (25.31p)

Amber

6am to 4pm; 7pm to 11pm

16.5p

per kWh

35% below standard variable price (25.31p)

Red

4pm to 7pm

27.63p

per kWh

QrizB

Octopus is currently 25.10p (for me) on tracker.

The "currently" in that statement is doing a lot of heavy lifting.

Here's Energy Stats' chart of recent average Tracker prices:

It's been above 30p for seven of the past fourteen days.

TractorFactor

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82140795#Comment_82140795

Ahh, mine is from the East Midlands.

I see the quote I was given won't actually be today's rates.

The issue is the solar as that really skews my data as when it's fairly bright to sunny, we get free electric all day anyway.

Just a shame our battery can't keep up with our electric shower, so it outputs what it can and usually pulls around 50% of power needs from the grid.

Might switch to their Dynamic FF (even though it's slightly more expensive for gas), and see how I get on. I wonder if the potential more expensive winter will balance out in the summer, but again, solar/battery skews this massively!

bristolleedsfan

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82140810#Comment_82140810

"Might switch to their Dynamic FF (even though it's slightly more expensive for gas")

No obligation to switch gas to EDF, even if you use a friend referral applies to E only as well as dual fuel switch.

QrizB

Might switch to their Dynamic FF (even though it's slightly more expensive for gas)

Remember you don't need to have the same supplier for both gas and electricity. You could leave your gas where it is and only switch your electricity to FF. Or you could move your gas to an entirely different supplier.

The_Groat_Counter

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82140823#Comment_82140823

Is the "FF" here referring to the EDF FreePhase tariff(s)?

If so perhaps "FP" is the better abbreviation.