Wholesale costs vary across the year. So from time to time, we update our tariffs if the costs change significantly. The first half of 2020 saw wholesale prices hit historic lows due to global lockdowns. As these have eased, demand for power and gas has risen once again, and prices have followed with wholesale costs up 29% since last March.

For peace of mind it may be best to take the Green Fixed tariff, as it’ll likely be cheaper over the course of the next 12 months with price increases to Variable tariffs expected in October this year.

• It provides 100% renewable electricity – that’s a huge contribution to making our planet greener

• We plant a tree for each new customer in the wonderful UW Woodland you’re creating in the Brecon Beacons.

• We give customers £50 when they take a free smart meter*.

With Broadband at just £20 and our market-leading Unlimited Mobile SIMs at £20 for the first SIM and then just £10 each, we’ve got an unbeatable offering right now. 

UW offers substantial savings and convenience over the long-term as the UK’s only genuine multi-service provider.

It’s available to customers who switch all their home services - energy, mobile, and broadband - to us.  

Customers' prices will remain fixed, protecting them against potential increases over the next year.

Due to the way the industry regulator Ofgem’s price cap works, our Variable prices remain lower at the moment. However, with a Variable tariff, prices can go up as well as down.

Unusually, the Green Fixed tariff is about £4 a month more expensive than the Variable tariffs we offer at the moment. However, it guarantees no more price rises for 12 months because the price is fixed.

Our Fixed tariff is a bit like an insurance policy: industry experts are predicting that the Ofgem Price Cap will rise significantly this October, and a fixed tariff protects customers against a further price increase later in the year.