If you’d like to request a credit balance refund, we're happy to discuss this with you. To find out how, click below to choose your payment method or circumstance.
With Direct Debit we spread the cost of your energy evenly across the year. You can often build up a credit balance through the summer months, putting your account in credit. It may be a good idea to leave this balance on your account to pay for the extra energy you’ll use during the winter. At your annual review if your account is in credit, you shouldn’t need to do anything, as we'll automatically refund this to you as outlined below.
If you wish to request a refund online outside of your annual review then this may mean we need to recalculate your monthly payment amount. Please login to provide us with up to date meter readings so we can check if your account is eligible for a refund.
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If you have supplied us with accurate meter readings, and your credit balance is £5 or more, then we'll automatically refund your credit balance.
If your bill has been estimated, please supply accurate meter readings and we’ll then calculate if any refund is due.
If your credit balance is under £5, we'll usually roll this into the balance of your next bill, but if you want a refund, please contact us.
You can ask for a refund at any point. Simply contact us and we'll be happy to review your account. Please don’t forget to have up to date meter readings to hand when you call.
You should normally be able to transfer your account balance from your old home to your new home automatically.
Simply complete the moving home process, and we'll be able to help you transfer your account to your new home.
Please supply meter readings to your new supplier.
We’ll do this directly into your bank account if you pay by Direct Debit or we’ll send you a cheque if you don’t. Either way your refund will be with you within 14 days. Please don’t cancel your Direct Debit until we’ve issued your refund. If you have then we’ll refund your credit by cheque and this may take an additional week.
If we have closed your account based on estimated reads please contact us to arrange a refund.
See more about moving to a new supplier.
We wait for your new supplier to give us the opening meter readings you gave them. Whilst they’ll use them to open your new account, we’ll use them to close your account and create your final bill.
If we haven’t received them and have based your bill on estimated readings we need you to contact us with up to date meter readings so we can provide you with an accurate final bill.
We’ll refund you within 14 days either directly into your bank account if you pay by Direct Debit, or we’ll send you a cheque if you don’t. If you’ve cancelled your Direct Debit we’ll send you a cheque within 3 weeks.
To refund any credit that you may be due at your previous address, we will need your final meter readings for that address.
We’re part of the industry campaign “MyEnergyCredit”. This aims to reunite former customers with credit balances that have not been refunded to them.
If you think you had an unclaimed credit balance when you switched supplier or moved house, no matter how long ago, just get in touch with the following details. We’ll investigate and get back to you within 10 working days.
Once you have these details, just click below to contact us. You’ll need to fill in a few contact details, then select ‘Refund’, and enter the details in the ‘Your Enquiry’ box.
Updated by Eilidh | 22 May 18
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