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Cheapest time to use electricity in North West England

Octopus Agile prices for North West England, including VAT, today and tomorrow. Tomorrow's came out by 4.01pm.

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23:00–00:00 tomorrow

32.5p/kWh (estimate) · now 59.8p · most expensive 16:30–17:30 tomorrow, 59.7p

10°C now in North West England; a low of 8°C at midnight and a high of 12°C at 2pm tomorrow.

Grid flexibility event

  • Now until 11pm: the grid is asking homes in North West England to use less.

You can sometimes get paid for taking part – but only if you've signed up to a scheme with your energy supplier or another provider, such as Octopus's Saving Sessions, and they're taking part in this event. They'll tell you, and say what they pay. About flexibility events

Energy prices

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p/kWh

Today · Tue 3 Nov
Tomorrow · Wed 4 Nov
▼ Cheaper than today
Outlook
Thu 5 Nov Likely cheaper than today
Fri 6 Nov Likely more expensive than today
Sat 7 Nov About the same as today

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How this works

Agile prices change every half hour with the wholesale market. Tomorrow's are published at about 4pm; until then the chart shows our estimate, marked "estimate".

Agile prices from the Octopus Energy API; carbon intensity from the Carbon Intensity API by NESO (CC BY 4.0); flexibility events from NESO's Demand Flexibility Service data (supported by National Energy System Operator open data); weather forecasts from the Met Office (© Crown copyright, CC BY-SA 4.0) and ECMWF (CC BY 4.0); market data from Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de via Energy-Charts (CC BY 4.0). Renewably isn't affiliated with any of them. More about the data.