We’ll get in touch with you by email or letter about 2-4 weeks before your tariff ends. We'll let you know what happens next and help you choose our best available deal for you. If you are an online customer, we'll also post a message on your online account inbox, to let you know about the next steps....

Our EV Saver tariff is designed for ScottishPower customers who own an electric car and have a home EV charger. To be eligible for it, you must have a single rate smart meter that sends half-hourly readings and pay by monthly Direct Debit. You can move to it in your online account.

If you are not currently a ScottishPowe...

Yes, we’ve developed our Heat Pump Saver tariff to power your heat pump at the cheaper rate of 15p per kWh between 11am and 4pm, every day. Better still, you can boost your home’s sustainability with electricity that’s kinder to the planet as our tariff is backed by 100% green electricity^.

Learn more about our air source heat pump tariff here...

You will be charged at your normal electricity unit rate for charging your EV. The difference between your normal tariff rate and the smart charge rate of 10p per kWh will be credited back to your account. This credit will be shown as a separate line item on your bill, making it easy to see your total savings for each billing period....

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We have a variety of tariffs available to suit our customers’ needs. For example, you may be able to enjoy cheaper overnight rates on our EV Saver tariff  or sign up to our Help Beat Cancer tariffs and we’ll donate to Cancer Research UK on your behalf every month you’re on the tariff...

If you are on one of our standard variable or default tariffs or are a PAYG customer with a prepayment meter, then the energy price cap will automatically apply. If your prices need to increase as a result, there’s no need to contact us. We’ll write to you by letter or email to let you know what your new prices will be  before the change takes place....

If you’re a Pay As You Go customer, the standing charge will be collected as a fixed weekly amount from your meter. If you use any other payment method, you’ll be able to view the standing charge as a daily rate on your bill. Keep in mind that if you’re a dual fuel customer, you’ll pay a gas and an electricity standing charge. Everything will be clearly listed on your energy bill with the daily rate....

Up to date data: Smart meters provide near to real-time data on your energy use through an In-Home Display (IHD). You can decide how often you want data to be sent back to us. This allows you to see how much energy you’re using and the cost, helping you identify appliances or habits that are using more energy than you expected.

No more estimates: With smart meters, you get billed based on y...