Tariffs

Our range of flexible domestic tariffs are designed to match your lifestyle and meet your home energy needs, from lighting to whole house heating.

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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. 

Radiator systems explained

Radiators form part of a whole-house central heating system which usually includes:

  • A boiler or heat pump
  • Pipework
  • Multiple radiators
  • Heating controls

The boiler or heat pump heats water, which is then pumped through pipework to radiators and back for reheating.

Heating controls such as timers, room thermostats and thermostatic radiator valves, which can all be smart enabled, help you maximise the efficiency of your system.

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Radiators love electric

When used with an electric boiler or heat pump, wet radiators are a very efficient way to heat your home. Jersey's electricity supply is virtually decarbonised. This makes installing an electric boiler or heat pump one of the most effective ways to reduce your home's carbon footprint.

Things to consider before installing radiators

You can install radiators in any room. Things to consider are:

  • Heat – what output do I need to effectively warm the room?
  • Size – how will the radiator look in my room?
  • Style – steel, aluminium, long or tall, modern or traditional?
  • Finish - white or another colour?
  • Location – are there pipes nearby?
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Efficient installations by JEBS

Choosing the right installer is just as important as choosing the right solution. JEBS are our trusted installers and you can count on them for your radiator system installation.

Book your free heating survey

Whether you're installing a brand new system or wish to replace your existing boiler, we're happy to help with a free, no-obligation heating survey.

Fill out the form, and we'll get in touch to arrange a home visit.