Changing your energy tariffs

Lock in a fixed energy tariff

Change to our fixed tariff and beat October's price cap rises.1

And, if we launch a cheaper fixed deal in the months to come, you can switch for free.

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Tariffs for our existing customers

To get the best deal possible, we offer a range of tariffs to suit you. Log in to your online account to see what tariffs you can choose.

Fixed energy tariffs

Lock your energy prices and avoid any price rises.

Standard Variable

Our flexible plans where prices can go up or down.

Electric vehicle tariffs

Get our lowest electricity rates overnight with our EV tariff and charge your car for less.

More tariffs we can offer

Smart Export Guarantee tariffs

If you generate renewable electricity at home, then you could get paid for what you export. Plus, as an existing electricity customer, you get our best SEG tariff rates.

Smart energy tariffs

Smart solutions to help you take steps to reduce your bills and your carbon footprint.

Smart energy tariffs and greener home solutions

Why stay with British Gas?

  • Getting a new deal is easy - choose a new tariff in just a few minutes online
  • Great rates - as good as, or better than, those available to new customers switching to us
  • Save more - with half-price electricity every Sunday when you join PeakSave
  • No exit fees - we don’t charge exit fees if you choose a new fixed tariff with us
  • No waiting - switch deal today and your new tariff starts tomorrow
  • Get rewarded when you refer a friend - share up to £150 in Amazon gift cards if your friends and families switch their energy to us
  • Service you can rely on - We won Best Overall Improvement in the Uswitch Energy Awards 2024. This means we performed best - out of all energy suppliers - at improving our overall customer satisfaction scores this year.

Change tariff as an existing customer

If you’re an existing energy customer you can change to a new tariff at any time by visiting switch tariff in your online account.

Fixed or variable tariffs?

Should I switch to a fixed or variable tariff?

We explain fixed rate and variable rate energy tariffs so you can decide. Learn more about fixed vs variable energy tariffs.

If you’re on:

Fixed tariff

We'll get in touch a month before your current tariff expires to choose a new tariff:

  • No exit fees to pay in renewal window
  • If you don't choose a new tariff, we'll automatically move you to our Standard Variable one when yours ends.

Note: Exit fees applies only if you change from a fixed tariff to Standard Variable before your renewal window.

Standard Variable tariff

You may be on a Standard Variable tariff if you’ve moved into a new home that we supply.

Note: There's no fees to pay if you move from Standard Variable to another British Gas tariff.

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Half-price electricity with PeakSave

We’re proud partners of Team GB and ParalympicsGB, but you don’t need to be a superstar athlete to take part in a big event.

Enjoy one every Sunday with half-price electricity, 11am to 4pm, when you join PeakSave.

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What else can you get?

Frequently asked questions

If I change my tariff, will I still get PeakSave?

Yes, PeakSave is available to all electricity customers with a smart meter, no matter what tariff you choose.

Can I change my tariff without exit fees?

If you’re on a fixed tariff, then you can swap to another available fixed tariffs without paying exit fees.

If you’re on a fixed tariff, and you want to move to our Standard Variable tariff, then an exit fee will be applied. 

There’s never an exit fee to pay if you move from our Standard Variable tariff to a fixed tariff.

Additional information

  1. Terms and conditions apply. Ofgem increased the price cap on 1st October to £1,717 for the period from 1st October to 31st December. You could save by choosing our 1-year fixed tariff instead of our Standard Variable tariff, which is governed by Ofgem’s price cap. The exact savings achieved will vary depending on your energy use.

    If the price cap falls after December 2024, you could pay more for your energy with a fixed tariff  See our latest predictions for the price cap.

    We don’t charge an exit fee if you change from one fixed tariff to another fixed tariff.