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Scottish Power has firmly been one of the largest suppliers of both domestic and business energy since the 90s. Owning over 38 energy generation sites and 1,157 wind turbines, they are one of the UK's leading sustainable energy generators.
| Features | Service Offered |
|---|---|
| Online Billing | Yes |
| Direct Debit | Yes - They only accept DD payments |
| Smart Meters | Yes |
| Mobile App | Yes - For SME customers |
| Flexible Payment Options | Yes - Monthly fixed DD, Monthly Variable, and Quarterly Variable |
| Additional Services | No |
| Green/ Renewable Energy | Yes |
| Trustpilot Review | 4.3/5 |
| Optional Paper Billing | Yes |
| Live Chat | Yes |
| Contract Length | Electricity (p/per kWh) | Gas (p/per kWh) |
|---|---|---|
| 1-Year | 24.6p | 7.9p |
| 2-Year | 24.4p | 7.6p |
| 3-Year | 24.2p | 7.7p |
*prices updated for March 2025, based on 25,000 kWh annual consumption.
| Contract Length | Electricity Standing Charge | Gas Standing Charge |
|---|---|---|
| 1-Year | 125p | 35.1p |
| 2-Year | 125p | 35.1p |
| 3-Year | 125p | 35.1p |
*prices updated for March 2025, based on 25,000 kWh annual consumption.
Customer Service Phone: 0345 058 0002 (Monday - Friday, 9 am to 5 pm)
Customer Service Email: [email protected] (typically respond within 5 working days)
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Scottish Power has an overall Great rating on Trustpilot, scoring 4.3 out of 5 stars based on over 100,000 reviews.
Scottish Power is a supplier based in Glasgow, Scotland serving the entire UK as well as operating as a distribution network operator. They are owned by a Spanish multi-national group called Iberdrola. Scottish Power was formed in the early 90’s in preparation for the privatisation of the energy industry.
Here’s a breakdown of the various tariff fuel mix information from Scottish Power:
Scottish Power renewables are 100% sourced from their wind farms and are also backed by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs).
