EDF Discount Codes in January 2026

EDF is one of the UK’s largest energy suppliers, known for offering practical support, clear advice and fair pricing — especially for people who need a little extra help. With dedicated help for disabled customers, flexible ways to manage your account and a strong focus on renewable energy, EDF is more than just a utility company. It is a service that understands what real households need to feel safe, warm and in control.

Purpl members value energy providers who listen. EDF offers tailored support, priority services and advice around budgeting, so you are never left struggling on your own. They also make it easy to speak to someone when you need to — with accessible formats, friendly teams and help with payment plans if things feel tight.

Here is why Purpl members choose EDF:

1. Clear, honest pricing with support for people on low incomes or disability benefits
2. Access to the Priority Services Register for extra help during power cuts or emergencies
3. Flexible payment options including pay as you go smart meters
4. Energy efficiency advice to help reduce bills and keep your home warm
5. Accessible customer service with formats for visual, hearing and cognitive support

EDF helps take the stress out of managing your energy. For Purpl members, it is a trusted provider that focuses on fairness, dignity and making sure every home gets the care and support it deserves. Plus you can get a gift card with our EDF disabled offers.

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Backed by zero carbon electricity we generate here in Britain*

Five hours of lower-priced off-peak electricity every night (12am–5am) – ideal for overnight charging

Track your charging, spend and savings with your personalised dashboard in EDF’s Energy Hub

Choose a fixed or tracker EV tariff – with optional Smart Charging bolt-on, to save even more

Compatible with all EVs and chargers, no matter which make or model*This tariff is backed yearly by 100% zero carbon nuclear electricity as standard. The UK fuel mix disclosure information published by the government (DESNZ) recognises electricity generated from wind, solar and nuclear produces zero carbon dioxide emissions at the point of generation. The zero-carbon electricity purchased is supplied to the National Grid. Customers receive electricity via the National Grid, not directly from zero-carbon generators. View our fuel mix here: https://www.edfenergy.com/fuel-mix

With Simply Fixed your unit rates and standing charge won't change for the length of your tariff. Whereas with Simply Tracker, you'll always pay below the government price cap and are guaranteed to pay £50 less than EDF’s Standard Variable tariff over the year if you’re on a dual fuel tariff, or £25 less a year if you’re on a single fuel tariff.

Own an electric vehicle (EV)? You might prefer EDF’s EV tracker tariff, Evolve, or their fixed EV tariff, GoElectric. There’s also their Pod Point Plug & Power tariff which is a fixed tariff and charger bundle to help you start your EV journey

Beyond your Purpl discount, EDF offer several ways to reduce energy costs, including:

1. Fixed-rate energy tariffs
2. Direct debit savings
3. Smart meter installation (helps track and reduce usage)
4. Energy efficiency home advice
5. Special support for vulnerable customers
6. Winter energy saving schemes
7. Automatic discounts through government-backed programmes when eligible

Purpl members consistently choose EDF because they provide:

1. Easy-to-understand bills with clear breakdowns
2. A reputation for stable pricing and good customer reviews
3. Accessible online accounts and app management
4. Smart home solutions that support energy independence
5. Strong sustainability commitments
6. A dedicated Priority Services Register for disabled and vulnerable customers

EDF provides extensive support for disabled customers, ensuring energy accessibility:

1. A Priority Services Register (PSR) offering tailored support for disabled, chronically ill, or vulnerable customers
2. Accessible bill formats (large print, braille, audio)
3. Advance notice during planned power cuts
4. Free quarterly meter readings for customers who cannot access their meters
5. Accessible online dashboard with simple navigation
6. Helpful customer support trained to assist vulnerable customers

These services make EDF a strong choice for disabled customers looking for reliability and tailored support.

EDF Customer Service

EDF provides multiple accessible customer service options:

1. Customer Service Page: https://www.edfenergy.com/contact
2. Telephone (General Enquiries): 0333 200 5100
3. Textphone (for deaf or hard of hearing customers): 0800 096 2929
4. Email contact available via their online form: https://www.edfenergy.com/contact

EDF Cancellation Policy

EDF tariffs typically allow:

1. A 14-day cooling-off period for new tariff agreements
2. No-fee cancellation for standard variable tariffs
3. Online cancellation or tariff switching via account dashboard
4. Clear guidance on final bill settlement and meter readings

EDF also support customers who may struggle with payments by offering flexible repayment plans.

Moving Home with EDF

If you move out midway through your contract, you can take your EDF tariff with you to your new home and you won’t be charged an exit fee. Moving out with EDF is easy. Go to ‘Moving Home’ in MyAccount up to 14 days before your move, or up to 90 days after it – and follow the steps provided.

All tips placed correctly in one section:

1. Customers who join the Priority Services Register often receive better protection and faster help during outages, so it’s worth signing up if you qualify.
2. Smart meters help track daily usage and can reduce bills significantly when used with energy-saving habits.
3. Fixed-rate tariffs tend to offer the most stability during high-price periods.
4. EDF’s online account area is easier to use than the app for accessibility tools such as text resizing.
5. If you rely on medical equipment at home, EDF’s PSR ensures you receive priority communication during any planned maintenance.

EDF working with Purpl means members gain access to exclusive savings through the EDF disability discount, alongside the reassurance of reliable energy, helpful accessibility services and transparent pricing. With sustainability at the heart of their mission and strong support for vulnerable customers, EDF remains a trusted partner for our community, helping disabled customers better manage their energy needs and reduce household costs.