The new Simply Fixed Nov26v6 tariff from EDF promises savings for both new and existing customers, offering stability during a period of volatility in the energy market. As many prepare for a colder winter and the upcoming festive season, EDF’s offer gives consumers a clear path to reduce energy expenses.
EDF’s Price-Cutting Move: A Timely Offer for Winter
In response to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, the energy provider has launched its Simply Fixed Nov26v6 tariff, priced £151 below the current energy price cap. At £1,604 annually for an average dual-fuel customer, this tariff aims to provide a cost-effective alternative to the Standard Variable Tariff (SVT), which remains high and is forecasted to increase again in April 2026.
Rich Hughes, Director of Retail at EDF, said: “With Christmas approaching and winter just around the corner, we understand that the cost of energy can be a concern for our customers. This new tariff offers peace of mind against the current cap and what are likely to be big increases next April.”
EDF’s move comes as household energy bills remain a major concern for many, particularly with fluctuations in wholesale prices. The Simply Fixed Nov26v6 tariff locks in a fixed rate, offering customers certainty and protection from unpredictable price hikes in the coming months.
This offer is available to both new and existing customers who sign up directly through EDF. The tariff comes with exit fees of £50 per fuel, which may be a consideration for those thinking about switching providers. However, it offers peace of mind, especially for households facing high energy bills this winter.
Additional Savings and Rewards
EDF is also offering additional incentives to customers looking to save on their energy bills. One of the key initiatives is the “Sunday Saver” challenge, which rewards eligible customers with free electricity for shifting usage away from peak hours. This is part of EDF’s strategy to help customers reduce costs while managing peak demand during high-usage times. November’s challenge has already begun, with customers able to use their earned free electricity on the Sundays of November 16th, 23rd, 30th, and December 7th.
The Sunday Saver programme offers between 4 and 16 hours of free electricity on select Sundays for customers who shift usage from the 4pm–7pm window, typically the most expensive time of day for electricity. According to EDF, customers have already saved over £3 million in electricity costs through the initiative, with millions of kilowatt-hours of free electricity credited back to customer bills.
Additionally, EDF has introduced the FreePhase tariff, a first-of-its-kind electricity plan that provides three different pricing rates based on wholesale energy market fluctuations. This option can help customers manage their electricity costs more effectively, offering savings of up to £187 per year compared to standard variable rates. For customers keen to refer others, EDF also has a referral programme, offering £50 off bills for both the referrer and the referee when joining through EDF’s MyAccount online.
EDF’s new Simply Fixed Nov26v6 tariff represents a valuable opportunity for customers to avoid the looming price increases expected in April 2026. By offering a price £151 below the energy price cap, the company is providing a timely solution for households struggling with high energy bills. Alongside this fixed-rate offer, EDF continues to innovate with initiatives like the Sunday Saver challenge and FreePhase tariffs, giving customers more control over their energy usage and costs.
