BATTERY & SOLAR TARIFFS

Choose how you buy electricity and sell solar.

Compare battery import tariffs, solar export payments and managed services with rates and conditions in full view.

How Battery Boost verifies data
Import + solar export
LIVE DATAPLAIN ENGLISHVERIFIED SOURCES

START WITH YOUR HOME

Your postcode comes first.

Enter a full postcode to see available regional prices. Without it, you are browsing supplier information, not a price for your home. Covers Great Britain; Northern Ireland has a separate market.

Regional rates will appear after your postcode lookup.

A smart meter must communicate with the supplier and provide the required half-hourly readings. SEG can also accept a suitable half-hourly export meter; check each supplier’s terms.

All listed products reviewed: 01/11/2026. Supplier rates, eligibility and availability checked. Conflicting supplier prices are flagged; postcode API checks have their own timestamps.

Import = you pay

Off-peak prices apply only during the stated hours or eligible smart charging. Daytime prices, standing charges and charging losses affect the total bill.

Export = you earn

SEG pays for eligible renewable generation. Battery-only grid arbitrage is not automatically eligible. Check stored-energy rules, certification, an export MPAN and import/export pairing restrictions.

Know how fresh the price is

Postcode checks request available public APIs directly. Each product shows its rate source and check date. Where no verified public API is integrated, supplier pages and quotes are the source.

Tariff results

Enter your postcode above to update supported tariffs. Indicative prices are labelled on each card.

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Battery import & solar time-of-use tariffs

Prices you pay to draw electricity from the grid. Check every time band, not just the lowest rate.

DYNAMIC IMPORT TARIFF

Agile Octopus

Regional electricity prices change every half hour. Explore live import and Agile Outgoing export rates, historical prices, and battery charging or export windows.

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Solar export & SEG payments

Payments for eligible electricity sent to the grid. Solar customers do not usually need a battery for flat-rate SEG. Higher tiers can require import supply or a qualifying installation.

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Managed battery add-ons

Rewards and scheduling services that sit alongside an eligible import/export tariff.

More SEG suppliers to check

Ofgem’s 2026/27 register also lists E (Gas and Electricity), Foxglove Energy, Fuse Energy, Pozitive Energy, Ruby Electricity, Smart Pay Energy and Voltx Power. Registration does not establish a competitive rate or confirm that a household can join. Request current residential terms; no unverified price is shown here.

Ofgem’s current SEG supplier register ↗

UNDERSTAND THE DETAILS

What to know before choosing.

Why battery tariffs are different

Some simply provide cheap import and export windows. Others take control of a supported battery. The cheapest unit rate is only useful if the system can charge in that window and the rest of the tariff still suits the home.

Import price vs export price

Cheap import helps fill the battery; export value determines what stored or solar energy can earn. Compare the spread, standing charge and normal daytime rate together.

Fixed windows vs dynamic prices

Fixed windows are predictable. Dynamic tariffs can be cheaper or more valuable at certain times, but usually need software or regular attention to respond well.

Why postcode matters

Some suppliers vary import rates and standing charges by electricity region. If a regional rate is not available here, the product stays visible and is labelled for a current quote.

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