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Fixed energy tariffs can be worth considering if you want more certainty over your gas and electricity costs for a set period. They are not automatically the best choice for every household, but they may appeal if you prefer knowing where you stand rather than following every movement in the energy market. If you are comparing Utility Warehouse, a sensible place to begin is the main UW energy page, then look at how energy fits alongside broader UW services. You may also find the article on fixing and saving against the energy price cap with Utility Warehouse useful when weighing up whether a fixed option could suit your household.
When looking at fixed energy tariffs, it is important to compare more than the headline price. Your current tariff, annual usage, payment method, property type, contract terms and appetite for price certainty all matter. Some households may want to focus purely on energy, while others may prefer to review energy as part of a wider Utility Warehouse package that could include broadband, mobile, insurance or cashback. Related information under UW energy can help you explore the topic further, and articles about how to save money on energy bills may also be useful. Energy prices and tariff options can change, so it is always worth checking the latest details before deciding whether a fixed energy tariff is right for you.
If you’ve been watching the news and thinking, “Here we go again — are energy bills about to jump?”, you’re not alone. Without getting into politics, here’s the simple reality: global conflict can create real price shocks in energy markets, especially when it disrupts major shipping routes and supply. Over the last week, multiple major […]
The energy price cap is falling again from 1 April 2026, which is definitely welcome news for households across Great Britain. Ofgem has confirmed the new cap will be £1,641 a year for a typical household paying by Direct Debit, down £117 from the previous cap of £1,758. But even with that drop, energy is […]
With Ofgem confirming that the energy price cap will rise again from 1 January, many households are understandably worried about higher bills during the coldest months of the year. The good news? You don’t have to sit and wait for prices to climb. Right now, Utility Warehouse (UW) is helping customers fix and save against […]
With the October 2025 Ofgem price cap rising to £1755, Utility Warehouse (UW) has launched a powerful new line-up of fixed energy tariffs that directly challenge rising energy costs. From now until Monday 1st September, UK households can lock in some of the cheapest fixed-rate energy deals available and protect themselves from the autumn price […]
In a significant move this Black Friday, Utility Warehouse has introduced the UK’s cheapest fixed energy tariff, offering substantial savings below the current and upcoming energy price caps. This initiative provides budget-conscious households with an opportunity to secure lower energy bills amidst rising costs. [Get your quote] David Walter, Chief Growth Officer at Utility Warehouse, […]
The Utility Warehouse (UW) has some great news for the energy market, and for customers looking to find the UK’s cheapest energy. UW energy prices have been reduced, making it even easier, and more attractive for UW customers to fix their energy tariff. UW now offer the UK’s cheapest fixed-rate energy tariff, and significantly, their […]
In the face of rising energy costs and the recent 5% increase in the Government Energy Price Cap in January, Utility Warehouse (UW) is stepping in to provide a solution that promises total peace of mind for the next 12 months. This article delves into how UW is making it easier for both new and […]