#CHECK ELECTRICITY PROVIDER BY ADDRESS PLUS#

In order to switch your energy supplier online, we will ask you for the following: Enter your postcode below to compare energy prices today.

With fixed deals returning to the market (albeit in limited quantities), you can run an energy price comparison now to see whether there are any deals available that might be worth switching to. You’ll need to do the same thing on your first day in your new home to ensure the supplier already in charge of that home knows how much to charge you, whether you switch away from it or not. You’ll usually switch supplier (or at least tariff) when you move into a new place, so this is key to ensure you aren’t overcharged. On your final day in your property, you’ll need to take a meter reading to send to your supplier and compare against your final bill when you receive it. What happens with my final gas and electricity bill when I move? If you've already been living in your property for a while, or if the previous tenant hasn't told their gas or electricity supplier that they're moving on, you may need to contact your local electricity distribution company and the Meter Number Helpline on the numbers above to find out who supplies your electricity and gas. This letter should provide any details you need about your gas and electricity or dual fuel supplier. If the previous tenant of your property has called the electricity or gas supplier to let them know they're moving, it is likely that the energy supplier will send you a letter in the near future addressed to 'The Occupier'. The simplest way to find out who supplies your energy is to ask the letting agent, landlord or the previous tenant of your property. If you've just moved to a new property and don't know who your gas or electricity supplier is, it's usually easy to find out. I've just moved in - how do I find out who supplies my gas and electricity? Who is my electricity supplier?įor electricity, you’ll need to contact your energy network operator (which you can find by using the Energy Network Association search tool) and ask them to tell you who your electricity supplier is. Your MPRN (Meter Point Reference Number) is a way of identifying the unique gas supply to your property. You can use Find My Supplier and the Meter Number Helpline to find out who supplies your gas as well as find your MPRN number and gas transporter.

#CHECK ELECTRICITY PROVIDER BY ADDRESS PLUS#

(Please note that calls to this number cost 7p per minute plus your phone company's access charge.) You can find out who your gas supplier is via the Find My Supplier service.Īlternatively, call the Meter Number Helpline on 08. But as these records are kept separately, you’ll need to follow the process to find your gas supplier and your electricity supplier separately. If your home uses both electricity and gas, your property might use the same supplier for both fuels – known as a dual fuel plan.

The process will depend if you are looking to find your gas supplier or electricity supplier (or both) and whether you’ve just moved into the property. It’s easy to find out which energy company supplies your property.

Check electricity provider by address