ScottishPower Discount Codes in August 2026

Yes. Eligible people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, as well as carers, can access verified ScottishPower switching offers through Purpl. Purpl members can currently receive a £45 Amazon voucher when switching to an eligible single-fuel gas or electricity tariff, or an £85 Amazon voucher when switching to an eligible dual-fuel gas and electricity tariff.

You do not need to enter a discount code for the current Purpl ScottishPower switching offers. Purpl members should start the eligible ScottishPower switch through the Purpl offer link, use the same email address during sign-up and complete the qualifying switch. The Amazon voucher is then sent to the email address used for the switch, subject to the offer terms.

The ScottishPower Priority Services Register is a free service for customers who may need additional support because of disability, chronic illness, age or other circumstances. ScottishPower says registered customers may be able to access services including meter moves, additional account support and other priority services.

ScottishPower says customers may be eligible for the Priority Services Register if they or somebody in their household has a disability, chronic illness or another need for additional support. Eligibility is based on individual circumstances, so customers who think they may benefit can contact ScottishPower or apply through its Priority Services Register service.

ScottishPower customers can apply to join the Priority Services Register through ScottishPower’s support services. Customers can also contact ScottishPower on 0345 270 0700, with telephone support currently available Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.

Yes. ScottishPower’s Priority Services Register is designed to provide additional support to customers whose disability, illness or household circumstances mean interruptions to their energy supply could have a greater impact. Customers who rely on electricity for medical or mobility equipment should tell ScottishPower about their needs when registering for additional support.

Yes. ScottishPower provides alternative communication options for customers with accessibility needs, including support for people with hearing or speech difficulties. ScottishPower also offers accessible communication services through its Priority Services Register and accessible-contact support.

Yes. ScottishPower supports customers with hearing or speech difficulties through Relay UK and also provides access to British Sign Language interpretation through Convo. ScottishPower says customers can use these services when they need help managing their energy account.

Yes. ScottishPower provides interpretation support through Language Line for customers whose first language is not English. Customers can use this service when they need help discussing their ScottishPower energy account.

ScottishPower says customers registered for Priority Services may be able to receive a meter move as one of the free additional services available through the Priority Services Register. Eligibility and the practical options available depend on the individual property and customer circumstances.

Yes. ScottishPower provides support for customers experiencing difficulty paying their energy bills and operates the ScottishPower Hardship Fund for eligible households. ScottishPower says the fund has provided more than £60 million of support to customers struggling with energy costs because of low income or other circumstances.

The ScottishPower Hardship Fund is designed to support eligible ScottishPower customers who are struggling with energy debt. Eligibility can depend on household income, qualifying benefits and individual circumstances, including situations where illness has caused a reduction in household income.

Yes. Customers switching to ScottishPower have a 14-day cooling-off period. If the ScottishPower supply has not started, cancelling during this period means the customer remains with their current supplier. If the switch has already completed, ScottishPower explains the available options for moving back or switching elsewhere.

If you cancel during the 14-day cooling-off period after your supply has already moved to ScottishPower, you still need to pay ScottishPower for the gas or electricity used while it supplied your property. ScottishPower says customers can then remain with ScottishPower on another tariff, ask their previous supplier to take them back or switch to a different supplier.

ScottishPower customers moving home should provide details of the move and final meter readings where available so the old account can be closed accurately. Customers moving into a property supplied by ScottishPower can also provide opening meter readings and set up the new account online or through customer support.

ScottishPower says there should normally be no interruption to the gas or electricity supply when moving into a property that it already supplies. Customers moving into a property with an off-supply Pay As You Go meter should contact ScottishPower for support.

Yes. ScottishPower supports smart meters and provides guidance for customers experiencing smart meter issues. ScottishPower also offers some time-of-use tariffs that can provide cheaper electricity during lower-demand periods for eligible smart-meter customers.

ScottishPower publishes an accessibility statement for its website and says it is committed to making its digital services accessible to as many people as possible, including disabled customers. The statement also explains areas that may not yet be fully accessible and how customers can report accessibility problems.

ScottishPower does not currently advertise a permanent nationwide student or Blue Light Card energy discount on the official pages reviewed. Eligible people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, as well as carers, can instead access the current verified ScottishPower switching offers through Purpl, including the £45 single-fuel and £85 dual-fuel Amazon voucher offers.