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SO Energy | Electricity, gas and dual fuel tariffs

Find out more about SO Energy with our useful guide.

Chris Lilly
Chris Lilly

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Like a lot of the smaller providers, So Energy is able to compete best on price. ‘Based on simplicity, ease and great value’, So Energy offer competitive dual fuel, electricity and gas tariffs.

Compare the latest tariffs from SO Energy

See how SO Energy fares against the competition, and find the right energy deal for your home.

What's in this guide?

Is SO Energy cheap?

Something to remember

There is no single cheapest energy supplier out there, only the cheapest provider for you and your usage requirements. If it gets confusing, you can always come back and consult finder.com’s energy pages and guides!

Is SO Energy green?

Can I get a smart meter with SO Energy?

Not yet – SO Energy says it’s waiting for smart meter infrastructure to be fully completed before rolling out the technology to its customers.

How do I contact SO Energy?

Depending on your requirements, there’s a whole load of numbers to call. Save yourself time by picking the right one, instead of getting redirected around different call centres. SO Energy has just one contact number: 0330 111 5050

How do I make a complaint to SO Energy?

It comes with the territory. If a boiler breaks or the electricity goes out, people don’t tend to be too happy!

With SO Energy, you have the following options for registering a complaint:

  1. Call SO Energy on 0330 111 5050
  2. Email help@so.energy
  3. Write to The Light Box, 111 Power Road, London, W4 5PY

Of course, make sure to Google around or visit SO Energy’s website to see if someone might have already had the same problem you’re having!

What is a 'dual fuel' tariff?

With one of these tariffs you’ll get both your gas and electricity from the same supplier. This makes life a lot easier. There’s one bill, one direct debit, one number to call if you need to speak to someone. A dual fuel tariff could save you money, but it’s not necessarily the cheapest option.

In some cases, it’s still cheaper to have your gas and electricity provided by separate suppliers.

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