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   How do I get a new gas & electric account?

   • Once you’ve found out who supplies your energy, you’ll need to contact them and register as a new gas and electric customer. You should do this as soon as possible after moving in. They will create your new account for you and answer any questions you might have.

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   How do I set up my gas and electricity supplier?

   • Here’s our step-by-step guide to setting up your gas and electricity supplier. Your first step is to contact your current electricity and/or gas supplier. You can choose to close your account, or with some suppliers, you might be able to transfer it to your new address.

   How to set up your Gas and Electricity in a new home | OVO Energy

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   How do I set up energy bills in my new home?

   • 1. Find out who supplies your energy The first step to setting up energy bills in your new home is to find out who already provides the gas and electricity. The simplest way to do this is by asking the previous owners or developer (if it’s a new build). You should also look out for a letter addressed to 'the occupier' when you move in.

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   How do I find a new home energy supplier?

   • Find your new home energy supplier When you move into your new home, you’ll need to find out who already provides the gas and electricity. If the people who lived there before let the supplier know they were moving, you may get a letter addressed to “the Occupier” when you move in.

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   How do I contact my energy supplier?

   • Contact your network operator if you: If you have a recent energy bill or online account, you should be able to find contact details for your current energy supplier here. If you don’t have a recent electricity bill, you’ll first need to find out who your network operator is, then ask them for your supplier's details.

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   How do I find out who my gas supplier is?

   • You can also get your electricity Meter Point Administration Number (MPAN), which tells your energy supplier where your meter is and your electricity supply number. The Meter Point Administration Service can tell you who your gas supplier is. You can: Was this page useful? Not sure who your provider is?

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   • Find out who supplies your energy. The first step to setting up energy bills in your new home is to find out who already provides the gas and electricity.
   • Find your gas and electricity meters. During the house-moving process, the estate/letting agent or previous owners should be able to show you where the meters are.
   • Take a meter reading. On the day you move in, you should take meter readings and submit them to the supplier when they set up your account. That way, you’ll avoid getting charged for any energy used by the previous occupants.
   • Find the fuse box and trip switch. For new gas and electric customers, it’s important to know where the trip switch is in case the electricity cuts out.

3. www.britishgas.co.uk › setting-up-a-new-homeSetting up gas and electric - British Gas

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   How to set up gas and electric in your new home. First time buyer gas and electric checklist. Find your new home energy supplier. Find your gas and electricity meters. Understand what kind of meters you have. Give meter readings for your new home. Find out what tariff you’re on. Find the best energy deal. 1. Find your new home energy supplier.

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   Manage your energy account anytime, anywhere with our new app or online account; Fast and friendly support, when you need it. We’ll get you connected with our team in minutes.

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   • Before You Move
   • On Moving Day
   • After You Move
   • Switching Gas and Electricity Suppliers When Moving Home
   • If Ovo Is Already The Current Supplier at Your New Home
   • What to Do If Your New Home Has A Prepayment Meter

   Your first step is to contact your current electricity and/or gas supplier. You can choose to close your account, or with some suppliers, you might be able to transfer it to your new address.

   Take a meter reading on your last dayin your old home - your existing supplier may need it.

   Tell your existing supplier your new address.That way they can send you a final bill, refund anything that’s owed, and, if needed, manage the transfer of your current contract.

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   We know there’s a lot to do on moving day – but there’s one really important task to add to your to-do list: make a note of the meter readings at your new home. Doing this will mean your first energy bill will be as accurate as possible and it’ll be one less thing to worry about later. To help you make sense of what could well be an unfamiliar-look...

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   Once you’re in your new place, keep an eye out for the final energy billfor your old house when it arrives at your new address

   The final bill will explain how to wrap up your old account. If your account was in credit, you should get a refund automatically. If you ended up owing money to your old supplier, this may be take...

   Have a read of your energy performance certificate,usually left by the seller/landlord, which contains helpful advice on how to improve your new home’s energy efficiency.

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   Switching energy suppliers is simple and could save you money. If your new home is supplied by another company but you’d like to join OVO, we’d love to have you. Get a quote and switch online– it takes less than a couple of minutes.

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   If your new home is already supplied by OVO we can get you a quote right away onlineor by calling us when you move in on 0330 303 5063 Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. We’ll need to know: 1. The full address and postcode of your new home 2. The date you moved in 3. Your full name 4. Your date of birth 5. Your phone number (either mobile or landline) 6....

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   If your new home has a prepayment meter, the estate agent or landlord should have the key or card to top up the meter, as well as instructions. If you’re buying the property, find out whether you can move to a standard credit meter – this will give you the option to pay by Direct Debit, or when you get your bills.If you’re renting, you can ask the ...

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6. www.britishgas.co.uk › identity › registerRegister for an online account - British Gas

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   Register your account online to see your bills, send meter readings, manage your payments or book an engineer for an annual service or repair – it's easier online.

7. www.moneysupermarket.com › gas-and-electricityHow to Switch Energy Suppliers | MoneySuperMarket

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   Aug 8, 2024 · Written by Laura Hinton. Updated: 08 Aug 2024. Switching energy providers is typically a quick and hassle-free process. It helps if you’ve got a recent energy bill to hand – but don’t worry if not, we can still guide you through the process.

8. www.ofgem.gov.uk › information-consumers › energyFind your energy supplier | Ofgem

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   Find a gas or electricity supplier. If you have a recent energy bill or online account, you should be able to find contact details for your current energy supplier here. Find my electricity...