Compare Scottish Power Energy Prices

Scottish Power gives you a few choices. You can pick SVT, Cap Tracker, fixed rate deals, EV Saver tariffs, and even plans for business energy. What you pay will change based on where you live, your meter type, and how much energy you use.

Customers like the green tariffs and EV Saver from Scottish Power. But some say their energy bills can be higher than what you get from other, newer suppliers. For more on what people say, read our Scottish Power Reviews.

Yes. Scottish Power has fixed rate plans. These can give you peace of mind and help protect you from price increases. The plans are not the same everywhere. What is on offer depends on where you live.

Scottish Power has unit rates that are close to what other big suppliers have. But, people with electric cars get more from the EV Saver tariff. If you have an EV, this is a good one to check out from Scottish Power. This tariff gives you a great way to save money and make the most of your car.

Yes. Prices will change when Ofgem reviews them every three months on 1st January, 1st April, 1st July, and 1st October. Each time there is a review, you might see a monthly increase or a drop in your bill. This depends on what is happening with wholesale prices and the new price cap.

You can switch your tariff by logging in to your online account. You can also use our comparison service. Enter your postcode and usage to check all the Scottish Power tariffs you can get, along with the other suppliers. Then pick the tariff that gives you the best deal.

Yes. Scottish Power has a Cap Tracker tariff that keeps to Ofgem’s price cap. You get more freedom with this tariff because there are no exit fees. There is also the EV Saver tariff. It gives a lower price at night for EV drivers. This can help with the rise in price cap.

The easiest way to do this is to use our Free Price Compare energy price checker. This tool will show you all the current Scottish Power tariffs, including fixed, variable, and EV plans. You can also see prices from other energy companies. That way, you will know you get the best deal for your needs.

Yes. Scottish Power’s standard variable tariff (SVT) is directly linked to Ofgem’s price cap. Your unit rates and standing charges cannot go above the maximum amount set for your region and payment type.

Standing charges vary depending on where you live and your meter type. As of October 2025, a typical home pays about 50–60p/day for electricity and 30–40p/day for gas.

Yes. Scottish Power has prepayment meter tariffs and smart pay-as-you-go options. These are also protected by Ofgem’s prepayment price cap.

Yes. Scottish Power is part of the Iberdrola Group and generates 100% renewable electricity from UK wind farms. All standard tariffs include green electricity backed by REGOs.

Yes. Most households can get a smart meter free of charge. A smart meter helps you track usage and unlocks access to tariffs like EV Saver and time-of-use plans.

Variable and tracker tariffs usually have no exit fees. Fixed tariffs often include an exit fee of around £50 per fuel if you leave before the end of your contract.

Yes. Scottish Power provides the Warm Home Discount, Priority Services Register, and repayment support for households struggling to pay bills.