EDF solar export tariffs
EDF offers different payments for spare solar electricity depending on whether it supplies your home and whether you bought your installation through EDF.
Rates checked: 5 September 2026. Follow the supplier’s link to confirm the rate and full terms before applying. One kWh is one unit of electricity, as shown on your bill.
Which EDF tariff could you use?
| Tariff | Payment per kWh | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Export Exclusive 12m V3 | 18p | Eligible EDF electricity customers with a qualifying solar or battery purchase through EDF; a 12-month offer. |
| Export 12m V2 | 13p | Eligible EDF electricity customers with solar panels; fixed for one year. |
| SEG Export Variable Value | 5.6p | Eligible EDF electricity customers; the rate can change. |
| SEG Export Variable | 3p | Eligible homes, including those buying electricity from another supplier; the rate can change. |
Check the conditions for the higher rates
For the Exclusive offer, ask EDF to confirm that your purchase and installation qualify. For Export 12m V2, check that your home electricity account and solar system meet the terms.
What could the payments add up to?
For example, sending 2,000 kWh to the grid at 13p per kWh would earn £260. Use the electricity you actually export, rather than everything your panels generate.
Before you choose
If an offer means changing electricity supplier, compare what you would pay for electricity as well as what you would earn. Include the daily standing charge and any equipment you need to buy.
See how to compare export tariffs and what to prepare for an export application.