Click Energy have announced they are increasing prices by 3.5% from 1st November 2025.
Over 33,500 Click Energy customers will now see their bills increase at a time of year when we use most energy in our home. See below to find out more about how this price increase will impact on bills.
What does the price increase mean for customers?
The increase will see the annual bill for both a typical ‘Bill Pay’ and ‘Pay as You Go’ customer rise by around £40 per year. The increase will mean that the annual electricity bill for a credit customer will cost £1,171 and £1,181 for a keypad customer.
The 3.5% price increase applies to both the unit rate (p/kWh) and daily standing charges (p/day). The changes in rates and charges are already factored into our comparisons on Power to Switch.
Click Energy has said that the decision to increase costs has not been taken lightly and is due to rising wholesale and energy costs across the market.
This is the first price increase from Click Energy in over three years (Oct 2022) so prices have been relatively stable following on from covid and the energy crisis.
Anyone who is struggling to pay their energy bills or top-up their meters to contact their supplier directly as suppliers are best placed offer their customers help and support.
Switching to a better deal
If you’re a Click Energy customer you may be thinking about shopping around before the price rise.
At Power to Switch, we compare every tariff and deal from all electricity suppliers to help you save money. Switching is fast, hassle-free, and puts more money back in your pocket – no need to even notify your old supplier!
So far this year, Northern Ireland consumers who switched through powertoswitch.co.uk have saved over £5 million, and, on average, Power to Switch customers save £421 from their annual bills.
* typical customer is based on an average household usage of 3,200 units (kWh) per year.
