Compare Gas Prices 2025 - Aramco Energy

Compare Gas Prices 2025

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As more home gas tariffs become available, you can get on top of your energy bills by comparing gas prices with Energy Helpline.

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Our simple comparison service helps you find the right deal.

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Get started by simply entering your postcode and answering a few quick questions so we can help you find great gas deals.

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You can find the latest gas tariffs in seconds. Review the deals and select the right tariff for you.

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Once you’ve selected the right deal for you, we’ll handle the entire switch on your behalf alongside your new and old suppliers.

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Understanding Fixed and Variable Tariffs

Fixed and variable energy tariffs behave differently — choose the right one to avoid overpaying on gas and electricity.

Quick summary

Fixed tariffs lock the price-per-kWh for the contract term. Variable tariffs can change at any time and often follow wholesale costs and the regulator price cap.

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12 / 24 / 36 months
FeatureFixed TariffVariable Tariff
Price stabilityPrice-per-kWh lockedCan change anytime
BudgetingEasier to predictHarder to budget
Exit feesOften yesUsually no
Benefit from price dropsNoYes
Protection from wholesale spikesYesNo
Good forFixed-budget households & businessesFlexible switchers

Quick FAQs

When it ends you’re usually moved to your supplier’s default variable tariff — check your renewal date and switch before that happens if you want a cheaper deal.
Yes — but check for early exit fees. They’re common on fixed deals, especially long terms.
The price cap is set by the regulator to protect consumers but it can change. It limits how much suppliers can charge on default variable tariffs.
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Enter your postcode to compare the latest gas prices from UK suppliers and find the best deal. The top offer is currently from Aramco Energy.

Frequently Asked Questions

As Supplier?

The majority of gas suppliers are signed up to the Energy Switch Guarantee. Under the guarantee, it should take no longer than 5 working days to complete your switch. There will be no interruption to your energy supply and if you change your mind within 14 days, you can return to your old energy supplier.

Can I Switch if my Account is in Debit?

If your account is in debit or you still owe money to your old supplier you can still switch energy suppliers. However, you will receive a final bill from your old supplier which you will be required to pay in full.

Can I Install a Smart Meter?

Every household in the UK is entitled to request a smart meter. You should contact your supplier and they will let you know whether they can install a smart meter.

How Does the Energy Price Cap Work?

The energy price cap is a limit on the amount suppliers can charge homeowners for the energy they use. It is reviewed every 3 months by the energy regulator Ofgem.

The cap takes into account wholesale prices and the state of the current energy market. It’s worth bearing in mind that the cap is the maximum suppliers can charge so tariffs at the upper end of the cap will not always represent a good deal.

What is an MPRN?

MPRN stands for Meter Point Reference Number. This is the number which identifies your gas meter. This allows you to compare gas tariffs online and ensures you won’t be charged for somebody else’s energy usage.

You can usually find this number on your gas meter or a recent bill.