EDF Extended Supply Rates – Effective 1st December 2024

Avoid Higher Costs: A Guide to EDF’s Out of Contract Rates

If your business’s fixed-term electricity contract with EDF has ended, and you haven’t renewed or switched suppliers, you’ll automatically move onto their Extended Supply Rates. These rates are significantly higher than fixed-term tariffs, ensuring continuity of supply but at a premium cost.

In this blog, we’ll explore EDF’s current Extended Supply Rates, explain their potential impact, and show you how The Smart Energy Company can help you secure a better deal.

What Are EDF Extended Supply Rates?

EDF applies Extended Supply Rates to businesses whose fixed-term contracts have ended without renewal or a supplier switch. These rates include:

• Unit Rates (p/kWh) which vary based on time of use and location.

• A Standing Charge (p/day) applied per meter.

These rates vary depending on your meter type and location, with charges higher than fixed-term agreements.

EDF Extended Supply Rates – December 2024

Non-Half-Hourly Meters (Profile Classes 01 - 04)

Half-Hourly Meters (Profile Class 00)

For Half-Hourly meters, rates depend on time of use (TOU) and capacity charges. Below are indicative rates:

Note: Regional variations apply, and additional DUoS and TNUoS costs are passed through at actual rates.

Key Details About EDF’s Extended Supply Rates

• Pricing Adjustments:
• Rates can change mid-billing period and will be prorated accordingly.

• Regional Variations:
• Standing charges and unit rates vary depending on the electricity distribution zone.



• Excluded Costs:
• Rates exclude VAT, Climate Change Levy (CCL), and other metering or capacity-related charges.

How These Rates Impact Your Business

Remaining on EDF’s Extended Supply Rates can lead to:

• Higher Costs:
• Unit rates up to 70.638p/kWh for peak hours and high standing charges can inflate your bills.

• Budget Uncertainty:
• Variable Rates can change without notice, making it difficult to plan and manage your energy budget effectively.

• Missed Savings:
• Fixed-term contracts offer more competitive rates and greater cost stability, helping your business save in the long term.
  

How The Smart Energy Company Can Help

At The Smart Energy Company, we help businesses like yours avoid excessive out of contract rates by securing the best deals in the market.

Here’s how we assist:

• Comprehensive Market Comparison:
• We compare rates across 25+ trusted suppliers to find the most competitive options for your business.

• Seamless Transition:
• From contract negotiation to supplier switching, we handle everything for you.

• Cost-Saving Expertise:
• Our tailored solutions ensure you secure the best rates for your energy usage.

• Proactive Contract Management:
• Never risk rolling onto out of contract rates again—our team ensures you’re always on the best plan.

Why You Should Act Quickly

If you’re being charged Out of Contract rates, it’s important to act quickly to minimise costs. By working with The Smart Energy Company, you can secure a better deal through:

• Full Market Comparison:
• We compare rates across 25+ trusted suppliers to find the most competitive options for your business.

• Hassle-Free Switching:
• We handle all the paperwork and liaise with suppliers to ensure a seamless transition.

• Tailored Solutions:
• Our experts help you choose a contract that matches your energy needs and budget.

FAQs About EDF Extended Supply Rates

Act Now to Avoid High Variable Rates

Don’t let EDF’s high Extended Supply Rates affect your business’s finances. Contact The Smart Energy Company today to explore better options and save on energy costs.

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