Energy prices in North Western England (October–December 2026)

What is the electricity price per kWh in North Western England?

Under the price cap from 1 October 2026 to 31 December 2026, electricity in North Western England costs up to 26.49p per kWh with a standing charge of 45.68p a day, for a Direct Debit customer on a single-rate meter (0% VAT this period). That is 0.17p more than the GB average unit rate.

What is the gas price per kWh in North Western England?

Gas in North Western England costs up to 7.86p per kWh with a 29.81p daily standing charge under the cap, including 5% VAT, for Direct Debit customers.

Who runs the electricity network in North Western England?

Electricity North West (part of Electricity North West) is the distribution network operator for the North Western England region. It runs the local cables and substations; you buy your energy from a supplier. Network costs are part of every supplier’s prices, which is one reason prices differ by region.

Which areas are in the North Western England price-cap region?

The region is the Electricity North West licence area, which includes Manchester, Preston, Blackpool, Lancaster and Carlisle. Regions follow the electricity network, not county or council borders, so places near a boundary can fall either side. Cities listed are examples well inside each area. Search your postcode with the Energy Networks Association to confirm your network operator.

Is this what my supplier will charge?

Only if you are on a default (standard variable) tariff paying by Direct Debit. The cap is a maximum for those tariffs. Fixed deals, prepayment and Standard Credit, and Economy 7 meters have different rates, so check the unit rate and standing charge on your bill.