Energy prices are expected to fall by £129 from 1st July1
Ofgem is expected to announce a decrease to the current energy price cap on 23rd May. Your savings don't have to wait. We have a new fixed price tariff2 available now that’s £2013 below the current price cap.
Energy prices are expected to fall by £129 from 1st July1
Ofgem is expected to announce a decrease to the current energy price cap on 23rd May. Your savings don't have to wait. We have a new fixed price tariff2 available now that’s £2013 below the current price cap.
What does the July price cap mean for you?
From 1st July the typical annual bill for customers on a Standard Variable Tariff is predicted to fall from £1,849 to £1,720– that’s an £129 decrease1.
3 more ways you could save on your energy
Fix your prices and maximise your savings
Your savings don’t have to wait. We have a new fixed price tariff1 available to you now, that’s £2013 below the current price cap. And if we launch an even cheaper tariff, you can move to it at any time with no exit fees.
Half-Price Electricity every weekend
Don’t miss out on some incredible savings with our Half-Price Weekends4, where you can enjoy half-price electricity5 every Saturday and Sunday between 11am and 4pm.
Unlock My ScottishPower rewards
Simply sign up today to get your £5 energy credit6 for joining plus your quarterly reward points and you could start saving on your bills.
3 more ways you could save on your energy
Fix your prices and maximise your savings
Your savings don’t have to wait. We have a new fixed price tariff1 available to you now, that’s £2013 below the current price cap. And if we launch an even cheaper tariff, you can move to it at any time with no exit fees.
Half-Price Electricity every weekend
Don’t miss out on some incredible savings with our Half-Price Weekends4, where you can enjoy half-price electricity5 every Saturday and Sunday between 11am and 4pm.
Unlock My ScottishPower rewards
Simply sign up today to get your £5 energy credit6 for joining plus your quarterly reward points and you could start saving on your bills.
Future predictions: price cap changes
Our current forecast shows that prices are expected to go down at the July 2025 price cap review, as outlined below. Looking for peace of mind and stable rates? You can lock in your prices today with our fixed price tariff.
Apr - Jun 2025: £1,849
Jul - Sep 2025: £1,7202 (a difference of £129)
Oct – Dec 2025 - £1,7487 (a difference of £28)
Future predictions: price cap changes
Our current forecast shows that prices are expected to go down at the July 2025 price cap review, as outlined below. Looking for peace of mind and stable rates? You can lock in your prices today with our fixed price tariff.
Apr - Jun 2025: £1,849
Jul - Sep 2025: £1,7202 (a difference of £129)
Oct – Dec 2025 - £1,7487 (a difference of £28)
Where can I find help and support?
We know that this is still a challenging time for many households. If you’re struggling to afford your energy bills, we ask that you contact us so we can tell you about the ways we can help. The quickest way to get help is to visit our online support centre, app or webchat, but if you do need to speak to us, we’ll aim to answer your call in under 3 minutes.
Simple ways to manage your energy
Manage your account in the ScottishPower App where you can monitor your energy use and track and adjust your monthly payments with our Direct Debit Manager tool. It’s worth remembering that the price cap is not a cap on your total bill value. So, the less energy you use, the less you’ll pay. We have a range of tips and advice to help you reduce your energy use.
Simple ways to manage your energy
Manage your account in the ScottishPower App where you can monitor your energy use and track and adjust your monthly payments with our Direct Debit Manager tool. It’s worth remembering that the price cap is not a cap on your total bill value. So, the less energy you use, the less you’ll pay. We have a range of tips and advice to help you reduce your energy use.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
1
£129 saving is based on a forecast of £1,720 undertaken by ScottishPower on 19th May 2025 for the 1st July 2025 price cap compared to the current published 1st April 2025 price cap of £1,849. All values are based on a typical household that uses 11,500kWh of gas a year, and 2,700kWh of electricity a year, paying by Direct Debit.
2
Fixed price tariffs are subject to availability. Full tariff Terms and Conditions apply. Your Direct Debit amount may vary depending on your energy use.
3
£201 saving includes the £129 saving based on the forecast of £1,720 undertaken by ScottishPower on 19th May 2025 for 1stJuly 2025 price cap compared to the published 1stApril 2025 price cap of £1,849 and the £79 saving of switching to the Exclusive Help Beat Cancer Fixed Jul 2026 PC1 tariff of £1,648 compared to the predicted July price cap of £1,720. Available to existing customers only. All values are based on a typical household that uses 11,500kWh of gas a year, and 2,700kWh of electricity a year, paying by Direct Debit.
4
Our Half-Price Weekend events are part of our Power Saver service. You must be an electricity customer with a communicating smart meter and consent to sharing half-hourly readings with us to participate in Power Saver. Exclusions apply. See Power Saver Terms and Conditions.
5
Electricity used will be charged at your normal unit rate and you will later have your bill credited for the energy you used. The credit is calculated as half of your electricity unit rate (excluding VAT) and will show as ‘Power Saver Credit’ on your bill or statement. Your daily standing charge will be paid at your normal rate. Eligibility criteria, exclusions apply. See Terms and Conditions.
6
My ScottishPower Terms and Conditions and Privacy Information Notice apply. A £5 energy credit will be added to your account within 14 days of successfully signing up to My ScottishPower. Exclusions apply. If you’d rather not be included, you can opt out by sending us an email to myscottishpower@scottishpower.com including your name, address and account number with 'My ScottishPower opt out' in the subject line. Please note: My ScottishPower Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the introduction of loyalty points and tiers.
7
Based on a forecast undertaken by ScottishPower for a typical household on 19thMay 2025. Subject to change. A typical annual bill is the estimated annual costs for a typical household, which is defined as one that uses 11,500kWh of gas a year and 2,700kWh of electricity a year.