Changing your energy tariffs
New, lower-priced fixed price energy deals available for our existing customers.
Save an average of £851 vs April’s price cap.
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 Peak Save
- 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
Fixed or variable tariffs?
Should you choose a fixed or variable energy tariff? We explain fixed rate and variable rate energy tariffs so you can decide.
Learn more about fixed vs variable tariffs.
Tariffs we have available
Fixed energy tariffs
Standard Variable
Safeguard PAYG
Electric vehicle tariffs
Lock your energy prices and avoid any price rises.
Our flexible plans where prices can go up or down.
Available to Pay As You Go customers.
Get our lowest electricity rates overnight with our EV tariff and charge your car for less.
Half-price electricity every Sunday
We’re proud partners of Team GB and ParalympicsGB – get set for your big event every Sunday with half-price electricity from 11am to 4pm.
What else can you get?
Smart meters
Keep an eye on how much you're spending, and only pay for what you use.
HomeCare Cover
Avoid the cost and hassle of finding a last-minute engineer with our HomeCare boiler and heating cover.
New boiler installs
Upgrade to an A-rated boiler with interest-free credit and £0 deposit. Includes expert installation and up to 12 years’ warranty.
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
Based on our currently available fixed-term tariffs compared with Ofgem’s price cap for the period 1st April 2024 to 30th June 2024. The energy price cap starting 1 April 2024 is £1,690 a year for a typical household who use gas and electricity and pay by Direct Debit. This is based on an annual gas usage of 11,500 kWh and annual electricity usage of 2,700 kWh. Eligibility and terms and conditions apply.