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Supplier	Tariff	CO2 Impact		Annual Cost	Savings	Switch
	Green Energy Fixed 100% renewable energy Prices fixed for 12 months from the date you switch to OVO Energy		495 kg view fuel mix	£1,130	Save £30	Apply here view tariff details
	Juice A single bill for gas and electricity		112 kg view fuel mix	£1,154	Save £6	Apply here view tariff details
	National Trust Green Energy 100% green electricity from offshore wind. £15 annual contribution to low carbon fund		112 kg view fuel mix	£1,154	Save £6	Apply here view tariff details
	Green Energy		868 kg view fuel mix	£1,171	£11 extra	Not available on this website
	Simply Green Energy Online Electricity usage is matched with equivalent amount of energy generated from renewable wind sources Free Green magazine twice each year		254 kg view fuel mix	£1,193	£33 extra	Apply here view tariff details
	EnergyShare dual fuel New prices from 18 August 2011. Electricity used is matched with British renewable energy Minimum 12 month contract		677 kg view fuel mix	£1,206	£46 extra	Apply here view tariff details
	E.ON Go Green 100% renewable electricity & carbon offset gas 500 Tesco Green Clubcard Points awarded annually for each fuel		0 kg view fuel mix	£1,207	£47 extra	Not available on this website
	Simply Green Energy Electricity usage is matched with equivalent amount of energy generated from renewable wind sources Free Green magazine twice each year		254 kg view fuel mix	£1,209	£49 extra	Apply here view tariff details
	oplan 100% renewable electricity Electricity emissions offset		125 kg view fuel mix	£1,247	£87 extra	Not available on this website
	Green - New Energy Price matched to the standard regional supplier Committed to investing funds directly into building new sources of renewable energy		912 kg view fuel mix	£1,279	£119 extra	Apply here view tariff details
	Green - New Energy Plus 100% clean, renewable electricity Committed to investing funds directly into building new sources of renewable energy		912 kg view fuel mix	£1,297	£137 extra	Apply here view tariff details
	Good Energy & Gas+ 100% renewable electricity Meets Ofgem Renewable Obligation target		1792 kg view fuel mix	£1,315	£154 extra	Apply here view tariff details

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Payment Methods Explained

The payment methods dermines how you will pay for your bills. In addition some tariffs may only be available to certain payment methods.

Monthly Direct Debit

Paying by direct debit is normally the supplier's preferred payment method and most suppliers give a discount when chosing this method. When using direct debit, a fixed amount will be transferred straight out of your bank account to your supplier on a specified day.

Your monthly direct debit will be fixed, which means that your bill is estimated in advance and you are charged accordingly. Once your actual usage is known, your bill or your direct debit may be corrected depending on whether you are in credit or debit.

Pay On Receipt Of Bill

Choosing this method means you will be sent a bill, usually providing you with the option to pay in a variety of ways, including cash, cheque, credit card and debit card. Each bill will need to be paid for manually and within a specified time period. Bills are normally sent quarterly, but can also be sent monthly.

Quarterly Direct Debit

Paying by quarterly direct debit is similar to paying on receipt of bill, however the amount due will be transferred automatically out of your bank account to your supplier on a specified day.

Your quarterly direct debit is usually a variable direct debit, which means the amount you are charged varies depending on your actual usage.

Prepayment meter

This means you pay for your gas & electricity before you use it. If you run out of credit, your supply is cut off. You will need a prepayment meter to use this payment methods and if you have a prepayment meter you cannot pay by any other payment method.

What is the best payment method?

The best payment method depends on your needs and what best suits you. The results will vary depending on payment method and some tariffs are only available to customers choosing a specific payment method. Paying by direct debit is generally the preferred option and direct debit customers are often rewarded with discounts.

What's involved in changing your supplier?

No doubt you have got to the results page and seen suppliers that could save you money. But what is the next step and how is your supplier changed?

Steps involved:

1. Click on the 'Apply here' button for your chosen supplier
2. Complete the Simple and Secure online application forms
3. We check and process your application with your chosen supplier
4. We will send you an email confirming your request to change supplier
5. The new supplier will then contact your existing supplier to arrange a switching date and will inform you of this in advance
6. The switch will take place on the date given, with no disruption with your energy supply
7. The switching process normally takes 4 - 6 weeks from application to completion

Peace of mind:

1. Your energy supply will not be affected at any time during the switching process
2. You will not pay for any energy that you have not used
3. No work is required to your property - the gas and electricity still comes from the same place, you simply pay somebody else for what you use
4. You have a cooling off period after submitting your application in case you decide to change your mind
5. All information that you provide to us is used only to handle your transfer request. We do not pass on your information to any third parties, other than your new supplier.

Suppliers you can switch to

UK Power Limited has commercial agreements with the following companies:

• British Gas
• E.ON
• Ecotricity
• EDF Energy
• first:utility
• Good Energy
• Green Energy (UK)
• LoCO2 Energy
• npower
• OVO Energy
• Scottish Hydro
• Scottish Power
• Southern Electric
• SSE
• Swalec
• Utility Warehouse

UK Power receives a commission from these suppliers, however UK Power is impartial and accredited to the consumer confidence code, which means that the commission arrangements do not affect the results in any way.

CO2 Impact

CO2 Impact displays the change in your CO2 emissions if you switched to the supplier or tariff.

Each supplier uses a different fuel mix to generate their electricity, depending on the choice of fuel a supplier uses to generate electricity your CO2 Impact will vary.

Fuel Mix

The fuel mix displays the types of fuel a supplier uses to generate electricity.

The fuel mix generally contains the following types of fuel :

• Coal
• Gas
• Nuclear
• Renewable
• Other

The fuel mix that a supplier uses affects the CO2 emissions it produces as well as the nuclear waste

UK Power is accredited by Consumer Focus

We are accredited to the Consumer Focus confidence code for home energy comparisons. This means that we are :

• Comprehensive - We compare all available tariffs on the market from all available suppliers.
• Impartial - We display all the results in order of their costs and perform the calculations in line with the confidence code guidelines.
• Accurate - We ensure that our gas and electricity price database is always up to date and accurate; new tariff changes are updated, usually the same working day and always within 3 working days.
• Fair - We compare all tariffs in a fair manner in line with the confidence code.

You won't find cheaper prices on other comparison websites or direct with suppliers

If you find better savings on a different comparison website, then it means one of us is wrong. Please let us know and we will investigate this immediately!

Consumer Focus

Consumer Focus is the organisation that looks after the interests of consumers in the UK. Consumer Focus was formed on 1 October 2008 with the merger of energywatch, Postwatch and the Welsh, Scottish and National Consumer Councils.

So you can switch with confidence, knowing you've got the best deal on the market