ScottishPower Tariffs, Prices & Reviews (2024)
About ScottishPower
Scottish Power, a significant player in the UK energy sector, provides electricity and gas to around 5 million homes and businesses. Since its privatisation in the early 1990s, Scottish Power has grown through strategic acquisitions and expansions, including the integration of regional electricity companies.
In 2006, Scottish Power was acquired by Iberdrola, a global energy leader based in Spain, marking a significant shift towards a focus on renewable energy. As a part of the Iberdrola Group, Scottish Power has become one of the UK's leading suppliers of 100% renewable electricity. Its commitment to sustainability is evident in its extensive investment in wind farms across the UK, making a substantial contribution to the country's green energy supply.
Scottish Power offers a range of energy tariffs to meet the diverse needs of its customers, including fixed and standard variable rates for both residential and business customers. Payment options are flexible, accommodating monthly direct debits, prepayment meters, and other payment plans to suit different preferences and financial situations. Business customers also have access to tailored tariffs designed to support the energy needs of businesses of all sizes.
ScottishPower Price per kWh
Electricity | Gas |
28.62p | 7.42p |
Average ScottishPower Prices per Property
Property Type | Monthly | Yearly |
1 bedroom flat | £34.60 | £415.2 |
2 bedroom flat | £62.40 | £748.8 |
2 bedroom house | £93.60 | £1,123.20 |
3 bedroom house | £142.64 | £1,711.68 |
4 bedroom house | £182.34 | £2,188.02 |
Last Updated: 27/03/2024
Monthly and yearly home tariff costs are calculated at 28.62p/kWh for electricity and 7.42p/kWh for gas.
These figures are correct as of January 2024
If you're looking for business options, there may be different ScottishPower business electricity rates, as well as additional environmental levies charged.
ScottishPower Reviews (4.3/5)
What lovely people who helped me today, their help and understanding of what was right for me, was second to none!!! The options were explained to me, any questions I asked were answered fully so I could make my decisions, signed up and ready to go, starting in April, the new year in the business calendar!!! Thank you so much Scottish Power Customer Services, you were all so helpful and patient, I'm now sorted on a tariff that I can keep for as long as I want!!! Couldn't be happier!!!!!
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ScottishPower Fuel Mix (%)
The table displays the most recent fuel mix (%) of ScottishPower. Fuel mix is the ratio of energy sources suppliers use to generate electricity.
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Coal | Gas | Nuclear | Renewables | Other |
6.00% | 59.00% | 1.00% | 29.00% | 5.00% |
How does their renewable energy mix compare to the UK average?
ScottishPower has the same renewable fuel mix as the UK average.
ScottishPower Latest News
Iberdrola's ScottishPower Opens Tenders for $6.89 Billion of Electric Grid Project Contracts
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(marketscreener.com) By Pierre Bertrand Iberdrola company ScottishPower has opened up tenders for contracts valued at nearly $7 billion for electricity network projects. ScottishPower's grid business, SP Energy Networks, is encouraging companies to b…ZeroAvia Inks Deal with ScottishPower
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New Agreement Develops Low-Carbon Hydrogen Supply at Key Sites in UK ZeroAvia has embarked on an agreement with UK power specialist ScottishPower, moving forward to "develop low carbon hydrogen supply to key airport locations". In addition to infrastructure d…Energy firms allowed to force-fit prepayment meters again
theguardian.com / Biztoc.com
A trio of energy companies have been given permission to begin force-fitting prepayment meters in customers’ homes again if they adhere to strict new rules, ending a near year-long moratorium on the practice. EDF, Octopus and Scottish Power have been given th…