Plug-in solar by region
Your region sets your electricity unit rate (and so your savings) and your network operator, who you notify about your kit.
- regions in Great Britain
- 14
- unit rates per kWh right now
- 25.1–27.7p
- East MidlandsNational Grid Electricity Distribution (East Midlands)25.1pper kWh
- East of EnglandUK Power Networks (Eastern Power Networks)26.4pper kWh
- LondonUK Power Networks (London Power Networks)26.4pper kWh
- Merseyside and North WalesSP Energy Networks (SP Manweb)27.7pper kWh
- North East EnglandNorthern Powergrid (Northeast)25.2pper kWh
- North ScotlandSSEN Distribution (Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution)26.4pper kWh
- North West EnglandElectricity North West26.1pper kWh
- South East EnglandUK Power Networks (South Eastern Power Networks)26.7pper kWh
- South ScotlandSP Energy Networks (SP Distribution)25.9pper kWh
- South WalesNational Grid Electricity Distribution (South Wales)26.3pper kWh
- South West EnglandNational Grid Electricity Distribution (South West)26.4pper kWh
- Southern EnglandSSEN Distribution (Southern Electric Power Distribution)26.4pper kWh
- West MidlandsNational Grid Electricity Distribution (West Midlands)25.3pper kWh
- YorkshireNorthern Powergrid (Yorkshire)25.3pper kWh
Unit rates: Ofgem energy price cap, direct debit, single rate, for the current period. Northern Ireland isn't covered: plug-in solar isn't yet legal to use there.