Electricity suppliers

Competition in the electricity market has intensified since the industry's deregulation. With more competition amongst electricity suppliers the potential savings on your electricity bill by switching provider has increased rapidly.

At any one time in a continuously changing market there is a wide variety of difference in prices between the standard and discounted or online tariffs of electricity suppliers. This makes scouring the market for the best deal more important than ever. You could find yourself saving hundreds of pounds each year by switching electricity supplier today.

Remember, the cheapest tariffs are online and further discounts are available if you pay by direct debit and choose the paperless billing option.

Switching electricity supplier is a hassle free process. By shopping around and comparing the market you could save hundreds of pounds each year. Your new electricity provider will take care of everything else, from wiring to your meter leaving you to sit back and count the savings.

With myfinances.co.uk you can search every UK electricity supplier available in your area bringing you the cheapest prices available and ensuring you are on the cheapest tariff to keep your energy bills as low as possible.

	Electricity suppliers to raise prices Energy watchdog Ofgem has demanded suppliers cut their costs to keep electricity bills low.
	Cannabis farms responsible for £70 million of electricity theft The energy regulator Ofgem wants new laws so that energy firms can be fined if they don’t investigate energy theft which is worth £200 million annually, £70 million of which comes from theft to power cannabis factories.
	Energy customers to get greater punch against gas and electricity suppliers Ofgem is to give consumers more powers against gas and electricity companies stopping firms overcharging some households.
	British Gas increase gas and electricity prices by 6% British Gas has announced that it is to raise gas and electricity prices by six per cent from November 16th adding an average of £80 to a households annual dual fuel bill.
	Ed Davey's Energy bill aims to cut electricity use by 10% Ed Davey has just announced the government’s Energy Bill that offers to pay firms for using less energy and to cut electricity use by ten per cent by 2030.