Fixed March 2017, Single rate, Direct Debit
Fixed March 2017, Economy 7, Direct Debit
Fixed March 2017, Single rate, Direct Debit
About your electricity tariff
About your electricity tariff
About your gas tariff
Supplier
Co-operative Energy (Cooperative Energy Ltd)
Supplier
Co-operative Energy (Cooperative Energy Ltd)
Supplier
Co-operative Energy (Cooperative Energy Ltd)
Tariff Name
Fixed March 2017
Tariff Name
Fixed March 2017
Tariff Name
Fixed March 2017
Tariff Type
Fixed
Tariff Type
Fixed
Tariff Type
Fixed
Payment Method
Direct Debit
Payment Method
Direct Debit
Payment Method
Direct Debit
Unit rate
16.26 pence per kWh
Unit rate Day
18.58 pence per kWh
Unit rate
4.16 pence per kWh
Standing charge
20.00 pence per day
Unit rate Night
8.66 pence per kWh
Standing charge
28.77 pence per day
Tariff ends on
31 March 2017
Standing charge
20.00 pence per day
Tariff ends on
31 March 2017
Price guaranteed until
31 March 2017
Tariff ends on
31 March 2017
Price guaranteed until
31 March 2017
Exit fees (if you cancel this
tariff before the end date)
Not applicable
Price guaranteed until
31 March 2017
Not applicable
Exit fees (if you cancel this
tariff before the end date)
Not applicable
Discounts and additional
charges
Our additional charges
are on our website.
Exit fees (if you cancel this
tariff before the end date)
Our additional charges
are on our website.
Not applicable
Our additional charges
are on our website.
Discounts and additional
charges
Additional products or
services included
Discounts and additional
charges
Not applicable
Additional products or
services included
Not applicable
Illustrative electricity cost on this tariff
Additional products or
services included
Assumed annual consumption
3200 kWh
Illustrative electricity cost on this tariff
Assumed annual consumption
13500 kWh
Estimated Annual cost
£593.32
Assumed annual consumption
4600 kWh
Estimated Annual cost
£666.61
Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR)
18.54 pence per kWh
Estimated Annual cost
Not applicable
Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR)
4.94 pence per kWh
Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR)
Not applicable
Estimated costs include VAT and are based on current
prices for the tariff shown above.
Estimated costs include VAT and are based on current
prices for the tariff shown above.
Illustrative gas cost on this tariff
Estimated costs include VAT and are based on current
prices for the tariff shown above.
Frequently asked questions
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
What is a kWh (kilowatt-hour)?
One kilowatt of power being used for one hour. It’s
the same as a 40-watt light bulb being left on for 25
hours. Also known as a ‘unit’ of energy.
What is the Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR)?
TCR is a figure that can be used to compare the price
of a tariff you are on against alternative tariffs from
your own or other suppliers. The TCR is calculated as
the estimated yearly bill, divided by the amount of
energy used each year by a typical medium user. The
TCR takes account of any standing charge and the
unit rates that make up the tariff. The TCR is not
based on your personal consumption and should be
used as a guide only.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions

What is a kWh (kilowatt-hour)?
One kilowatt of power being used for one hour. It’s
the same as a 40-watt light bulb being left on for 25
hours. Also known as a ‘unit’ of energy.

What is the Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR)?
TCR is a figure that can be used to compare the price
of a tariff you are on against alternative tariffs from
your own or other suppliers. The TCR is calculated as
the estimated yearly bill, divided by the amount of
energy used each year by a typical medium user. The
TCR takes account of any standing charge and the
unit rates that make up the tariff. The TCR is not
based on your personal consumption and should be
used as a guide only.

What is a kWh (kilowatt-hour)?
One kilowatt of power being used for one hour. It’s
the same as a 40-watt light bulb being left on for 25
hours. Also known as a ‘unit’ of energy.

What is the Tariff Comparison Rate (TCR)?
TCR is a figure that can be used to compare the price
of a tariff you are on against alternative tariffs from
your own or other suppliers. The TCR is calculated as
the estimated yearly bill, divided by the amount of
energy used each year by a typical medium user. The
TCR takes account of any standing charge and the
unit rates that make up the tariff. The TCR is not
based on your personal consumption and should be
used as a guide only.