EDF Energy has a wide range of business energy contracts, tariffs and plans to choose from. Below we’ve outlined prices and rates for some of their most popular contracts along with providing reviews and information on special deals and offers.
EDF divides its tariffs between small and medium businesses (SMEs) and large business and public sector organizations. If you spend less than £30,000 per year on energy, your businesses is considered an SME by EDF and the following contracts are for you.
EDF Business Electricity Only Tariffs & Plans
New Start
- Short fixed term whilst you choose your options
- Competitive business electricity prices
- Low Fixed Daily Charge
- Ideal for Start-ups and movers
- No early exit fees
- Payment by Monthly by Direct Debit only
EDF Business Gas and/or Electricity Tariffs & Plans
Fixed for business
- Prices fixed at lengths to suit your needs up to 4 years
- Protection against price changes during your fixed term period
- Prices usually cheaper than our variable contracts
- Automatically renews onto Easy Fix at the end of the fixed term
- Ideal for Price security
- Early exit fees may apply
- Payment by Direct Debit, cash or cheque
Freedom for business
- Choose another product at any time
- Variable price (with 30 days’ notice of any changes)
- No fixed end date
- No notice to leave
- Ideal for Flexibility and clarity
- No early exit fees
- Payment by Direct Debit, cash or cheque
Rates for SMEs
- Out-of-contract electricity from: 18.06 p/kwh + 35.00 p/day standing charge
- Out-of-contract gas from: 5.90 p/kwh + 35.00 p/day standing charge
EDF Contracts For Large Businesses
For businesses, industry and public sector organizations that spend over £30,000 per year on electricity EDF has a special range of contracts to choose from. These also apply to businesses that operate more 50 sites. Please note that the following plans apply to electricity only contracts.
Fixed + Peace of Mind
- Fixed cost of electricity for the duration of your contract, with no restriction on the amount of electricity you use.
- Fixed cost of deliver for the duration of your contract.
- Fixed cost of new generation incentives for the duration of your contract, including the new EII exemption.
- NHH & HH meters
- Up to 36 month contract.
- Consumption volume: 0-50 GWh; Up to £5 million per annum
- Option to go Blue: you receive electricity backed by low-carbon generation for exactly the same price as our standard supply.
Fixed + Protect
- Fixed cost of electricity for the duration of your contract, with a 20% limit on how much your actual energy use can vary from your forecast.
- Fixed cost of deliver for the duration of your contract.
- Protected cost of new generation incentives. RO, FITs, CFD, CM and EII costs are fixed for the duration of your contract, unless they rise more than 40% above our forecast.
- NHH & HH meters
- Up to 36 month contract.
- Consumption volume: 0-50 GWh; Up to £5 million per annum
- Option to go Blue: you receive electricity backed by low-carbon generation for exactly the same price as our standard supply.
Fixed + Reflective
- Fixed cost of electricity for the duration of your contract, with a 10% limit on how much your actual energy use can vary from your forecast.
- Variable cost of delivery over the course of your contract as service providers confirm their costs to us.
- Variable cost of new generation incentives over the course of your contract as the government confirms their costs to us.
- HH meters only!
- Up to 36 month contract.
- Consumption volume: 10-50 GWh; £1 million-£5 million per annum
- Option to go Blue: you receive electricity backed by low-carbon generation for exactly the same price as our standard supply.
Company profile: EDF Energy claims to be the UK’s largest producer of low-carbon electricity. However, it should be noted that virtually all of this comes from nuclear rather than renewable energy.
It employs over 13,000 people and has 5.7 million residential and business customers and revenues of over £8 billion annually. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of state-owned French EDF (Électricité de France).
While EDF is an energy supplier for both homes and businesses it does not manage the network of towers and cables that distributes electricity. These are maintained and owned by distribution network operators (DNOs) which vary from region to region.
For SMEs EDF Energy provides a range of fixed price and flexible contracts for both electricity and gas. They also allow you to submit meter reading and renew your contract online.
For larger businesses they offer an additional range of services including performance contracts to hit energy efficiency targets, flex purchasing, and low-carbon energy plans. They also work with people looking to sell energy and can help you with Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).