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An update to your electricity tariff

An update to your electricity tariff

From 1 March 2026, a 2.5% increase to electricity prices came into effect. This will be shown in the first electricity bill you receive after 1 March. 

We understand that any increase in household costs can feel challenging, and we want to assure you that we have kept this adjustment as low as possible. For a typical all-electric home using around 10,000 units of electricity a year, the change amounts to around £60 per year, or just over £1 per week*. 

We first announced this change in November 2025 and chose to delay the introduction until March 2026 so that it wouldn’t affect bills during the colder winter months. 

If you’re concerned about your energy costs or would simply like to chat through the support available, our Customer Care team is here to help. We can make sure you’re on the best tariff for your needs and heating system and offer practical advice on using energy more efficiently. 

 

 

*Consumption assumptions are based on a typical all-electric heating household in Jersey. Bill impacts are estimates and will vary depending on domestic usage patterns and meter type. 

For home Help Switching to electric Running costs explained

How will a switch to electric heating affect my running costs?

When you switch to electric, you know you're getting 100% efficiency. But many factors affect running costs. We are happy to provide a calculation if we have:

  • Your last 12 months' fuel bills.
  • The make, model, size and age of your existing boiler.
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Your current boiler

How efficient is your current boiler? A 30-year-old relic will be far less efficient than a 10-year-old condensing boiler. Older boilers can lose as much as 50% through the flue or chimney. Even the newest of appliances can still lose up 10-20%, depending on their application.

Your boiler will also be more efficient if it's correctly sized for your home.

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Your current system

The next factor is your current system. Whenever we switch a customer, we recommend improvements to their existing pipes, radiators and controls.

As standard, we always power flush the system to remove residues that reduce efficiency, as well as being a condition of a new electric boiler's warranty.

Control upgrades, including smart functionality, can bring further efficiencies and savings.

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Fuel type

The final question is fuel type. Typically, when all of the above is taken into account, a switch to electric has in recent years offered significant savings in running costs against a gas boiler.

Comparisons with oil can be difficult to make due to the volatility of oil prices, where being topped-up at the wrong time can prove costly. The more information you can give us, the better the comparison.

Assess your current system

To book an appointment for a free, no obligation electric heating survey, please complete the form.

We’ll get in touch to arrange a suitable time to visit your home and complete the survey.

Lyndsey Noel 1680X945

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