Energy price cap in North Eastern England
In North Eastern England a typical dual-fuel bill under the cap is £1,722 a year by Direct Debit (October to December 2026), ▼ 0.1% vs the Great Britain average. Check your own usage below.
Rates by payment method, October to December 2026
| Payment | Elec p/kWh | Elec p/day | Gas p/kWh | Gas p/day | Typical bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct Debit | 25.46p | 61.58p | 7.92p | 29.79p | £1,722 |
| Standard credit | 26.89p | 70.61p | 8.35p | 37.50p | £1,860 |
| Prepayment | 24.68p | 61.58p | 7.66p | 29.79p | £1,678 |
Multi-rate electricity (e.g. Economy 7), Direct Debit: average unit rate 24.12p/kWh, standing charge 60.98p/day.
Change from July to September 2026
Your bill under the price capDefaults are Ofgem's typical medium usage (2,500 kWh electricity, 9,500 kWh gas). Single-rate electricity. Set gas to 0 if you are all-electric (the gas standing charge is then left out).
Questions and answers
What is the electricity unit rate in North Eastern England?
25.46p per kWh with a 61.58p daily standing charge for Direct Debit customers (October to December 2026).
What is the gas price in North Eastern England?
7.92p per kWh and 29.79p a day by Direct Debit.
How much is a typical bill in North Eastern England?
About £1,722 a year for 2500 kWh of electricity and 9500 kWh of gas paid by Direct Debit, versus £1,724 for the Great Britain average.
Source: Ofgem (Open Government Licence v3.0). Typical bills are Tachlis calculations.