UK Solar Export Tariff Data: Selected July 2026 Snapshot

Checked 10 July 2026: this versioned dataset covers selected suppliers drawn from Ofgem’s 2026/27 Smart Export Guarantee list, plus Good Energy’s public export products for market context. Across 16 brands it contains 25 verified flat-rate records and 4 explicit records where an official site was checked but no public rate was located.

Important: this is a dated editorial dataset, not a live price feed or recommendation. Rates and eligibility can change. Follow the supplier link and read the current tariff information label, eligibility rules and contract before switching.

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Prefer an interactive shortlist? Use the UK solar export tariff finder to filter the same sourced flat-rate data by import-supplier, tied-installation and battery conditions.

Read the findings: the UK Solar Export Tariff Transparency Report 2026 analyses headline rates, eligibility gates and official-source gaps using this versioned evidence.

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Selected supplier coverage and flat-rate records

SupplierOfgem statusTariff or verification statusRate checkedPrice typeSame import supplier?Tied install or purchase?
Good EnergyMarket contextSolar Savings Exclusive25p/kWhfixed for 12 monthsRequiredRequired
So EnergyMandatory SEGSo Solar Smart Export Guarantee – first year20p/kWhpublished first-year rate; current tariff letter governsNot statedRequired
EDFMandatory SEGExport Exclusive 12m V318p/kWh12-month offer; term sheet governs price statusRequiredRequired
E.ON NextMandatory SEGNext Export Premium v317.5p/kWhfixed for 12 monthsNot statedRequired
EDFMandatory SEGExport 12m15p/kWhfixed for one yearRequiredNot required
ScottishPowerMandatory SEGSmartGen Premium Plus15p/kWhvariableRequiredRequired
E.ON NextMandatory SEGNext Export Exclusive v313p/kWhfixed for 12 monthsRequiredNot required
British GasMandatory SEGExport Premium12p/kWhvariableRequiredNot required
Good EnergyMarket contextSolar Savings12p/kWhvariableRequiredNot required
Octopus EnergyMandatory SEGOutgoing Octopus12p/kWhvariable flat rateRequiredNot required
ScottishPowerMandatory SEGSmartGen Premium12p/kWhvariableRequiredNot required
British GasMandatory SEGExport Extra8p/kWhvariableRequiredNot required
Utility WarehouseMandatory SEGUW Smart Export Guarantee – Bundle8p/kWhstandard variableRequiredNot required
E.ON NextMandatory SEGNext Flex Export v16p/kWhvariableNot statedNot required
ScottishPowerMandatory SEGSmartGen6p/kWhvariableNot statedNot required
EDFMandatory SEGSEG Export Variable Value5.6p/kWhvariableRequiredNot required
So EnergyMandatory SEGSo Energy standard export rate after first year4.5p/kWhpublished follow-on rate; commencement letter governsNot statedRequired
Octopus EnergyMandatory SEGSmart Export Guarantee4.1p/kWhflat rateNot requiredNot required
Voltx PowerVoluntary SEGVoltx Smart Export Guarantee3.0p/kWhpublished rate; current contract governsNot statedNot required
British GasMandatory SEGExport SEG3p/kWhvariableNot requiredNot required
EMandatory SEGE SEG Tariff3p/kWhvariableNot statedNot required
EDFMandatory SEGSEG Export Variable3p/kWhvariableNot requiredNot required
Ruby EnergyVoluntary SEGRuby Smart Export Guarantee3p/kWhofficial page uses both variable and fixed wording; contract governsNot requiredNot required
Utilita EnergyMandatory SEGUtilita Smart Export Guarantee3p/kWhpublished rate; current terms governNot requiredNot required
Utility WarehouseMandatory SEGUW Smart Export Guarantee – Standard2p/kWhstandard variableNot requiredNot required
Fuse EnergyMandatory SEGPublic rate not located on official siteNot publicly locatednot publicly verifiedNot statedNot stated
Outfox EnergyMandatory SEGPublic rate not located on official siteNot publicly locatednot publicly verifiedNot statedNot stated
Pozitive EnergyVoluntary SEGPublic rate not currently locatedNot publicly locatednot publicly verifiedNot statedNot stated
SmartPay EnergyVoluntary SEGPublic rate not located on official siteNot publicly locatednot publicly verifiedNot statedNot stated

How to read the table: “Not stated” means the supplier’s public summary did not explicitly answer that field; it does not prove there is no condition in the full contract. “Not publicly located” means the official site was checked but a rate could not be verified there. We do not fill that gap from a comparison site. Numeric prices are sorted from highest to lowest, but this is not a whole-house cost ranking.

What the snapshot shows

The highest headline rates are mostly conditional. Good Energy’s 25p rate requires a qualifying solar-and-battery installation and Good Energy supply. EDF and E.ON Next also advertise higher rates tied to specified purchase or installation routes.

The expanded coverage also exposes a quieter data-quality problem: being listed by Ofgem as a current SEG licensee does not guarantee that a consumer can easily find a current rate on the supplier’s public site. Fuse Energy, Outfox Energy, Pozitive Energy and SmartPay Energy are retained as explicit verification-status rows until a current primary tariff page can be cited.

Selected snapshot v3.0 correction: Pozitive Energy’s former SEG page began returning HTTP 404. Its cached 5p/kWh statement is no longer shown as a current verified offer. The earlier snapshot is retained offline for audit and rollback; this public page uses the current selected snapshot.

Scope: this dataset records public flat rates from licensed suppliers. It excludes made-to-order commercial export contracts and broker-only quotes because one published rate does not apply to every business site.

Methodology

  1. Use Ofgem’s current 2026/27 SEG licensee list as the starting point and document the suppliers represented in this selected snapshot.
  2. Check the supplier’s own public site for a current flat export rate and visible eligibility conditions.
  3. Record products with one advertised pence-per-kWh rate so the numeric field remains comparable.
  4. Exclude dynamic and time-of-use products whose value depends on half-hourly prices, postcode or battery dispatch.
  5. Use “not stated” rather than infer a condition absent from the public summary.
  6. Publish an explicit no-rate-located record rather than repeat an unverified secondary-source number.

Ofgem’s 2026/27 SEG supplier list is authoritative for licensee status. Good Energy is retained for comparison because it publishes residential export products, but the company is marked as not listed on that Ofgem SEG list.

Reuse and citation

The selected snapshot v3.0 CSV and JSON files are published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. You may copy, analyse and republish them with attribution to Here4Solar and a link to this page. Suggested citation: Here4Solar, UK solar export tariff and SEG licensee coverage dataset, selected snapshot v3.0, checked and corrected 10 July 2026.

If you spot a changed rate or eligibility rule, please send the supplier link and correction. We will date any replacement snapshot rather than silently rewriting the historical file.

Primary supplier pages

Good Energy, So Energy, EDF, E.ON Next, ScottishPower, British Gas, Octopus Energy, Utility Warehouse, Voltx Power, E, Ruby Energy, Utilita Energy, Fuse Energy, Outfox Energy, Pozitive Energy, SmartPay Energy.

Supplier-specific guides

Read the current public conditions in context for EDF, Octopus, E.ON Next, British Gas, ScottishPower and Good Energy.

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Use the tariff finder

Prefer an interactive shortlist? Use the UK solar export tariff finder to filter the sourced flat-rate data by import-supplier, tied-installation and battery conditions.

Supplier export tariff guides

EDF

18p, 15p, 5.6p and 3p routes.

Octopus

Flat, Prime, Agile and Flux options.

E.ON Next

17.5p, 13p and 6p routes.

British Gas

Rates by supply and system size.

ScottishPower

SmartGen 15p, 12p and 6p routes.

Good Energy

25p Exclusive and current standard-rate checks.

Read the transparency report

The UK Solar Export Tariff Transparency Report 2026 turns these selected records into reproducible findings about headline rates, eligibility gates and four official-source gaps.

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