Local energy

Your area

Enter a postcode to see local prices, carbon and network information.

Live

Electricity in your region

Carbon intensity

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gCO₂/kWh

Cleanest time today

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Forecast unavailable

Regional generation mix

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Largest share of local generation, forecast

Enter a postcode above to load live regional figures.

Prices

What energy costs here

Electricity unit rate

26.11p

per kWh, including VAT

Electricity standing charge

57.19p

per day, including VAT

Gas unit rate

7.33p

per kWh, including VAT

Gas standing charge

29.04p

per day, including VAT

Typical annual cost

£1,663

A typical household on a capped variable tariff paying by Direct Debit, using 2,500 kWh of electricity and 9,500 kWh of gas a year.

Ofgem energy price cap, 1 Jul – 30 Sept 2026 · region Great Britain average. The cap limits the price per kWh and the daily standing charge, not your total bill.

Comparison

How your area compares

Enter a postcode above to see how prices where you live compare. Across Britain the cheapest region is East Midlands at £1,611 a year and the most expensive is N Wales and Mersey at £1,748.

  • East Midlands£1,611
  • North West£1,621
  • London£1,642
  • Midlands£1,648
  • Eastern£1,651
  • Southern£1,661
  • Northern£1,663
  • Northern Scotland£1,664
  • Yorkshire£1,664
  • South East£1,672
  • Southern Scotland£1,674
  • South Wales£1,682
  • Southern Western£1,686
  • N Wales and Mersey£1,748

Typical annual dual-fuel cost under the Ofgem price cap, Direct Debit, 1 Jul – 30 Sept 2026, using Ofgem's typical consumption values. Regional differences come mainly from network costs, not from your supplier.

Generation

Energy generated near you

Enter a postcode above to see the renewable power stations, wind farms and solar farms built near you.

This is installed renewable generation capacity near the postcode, not live output. The register records which projects exist and how big they are, not how much electricity they are producing right now. Source: Renewable Energy Planning Database (DESNZ), operational projects only. Distances are straight-line from the centre of the postcode.

Network

Your local energy network

Distribution network operator

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Grid region / GSP group

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Your distribution network operator maintains the cables, substations and meters that bring electricity to your street. You do not choose them and you cannot switch them, they are who you call during a power cut, on 105. Your Grid Supply Point group is the industry code for your part of the network, and it is what determines the regional prices above.