Octopus Cosy export
No export rate of its own.
See the conditionsEvery export tariff we could verify directly against the supplier's own page, ranked, dated and sourced. A rate we could not confirm is marked unverified and is never shown as the best.
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Bars show the highest published rate. Hatched bars need the supplier to fit your solar or battery, so they are not available with a system we install. Suppliers are named factually so you can check each source; naming one is not a partnership or an endorsement, and none is criticised.
Showing 31 of 31 ranked rates
Ranked by the highest published rate and drawn on one scale. It is not a recommendation: the payback table in the full tables states plainly which of these a system we install can reach. A time-of-use bar shows the peak window only, and a lighter tail on a bar is the spread across regions. Checked 28 October 2026.
No export rate of its own.
See the conditionsHalf-hourly, tracks the wholesale market, uncapped.
See the conditionsTracks the wholesale market, no export figure published.
See the conditionsNo figure published; rates are given in a personalised quote.
See the conditionsClosed to new customers at 28 Oct 2026: Octopus states it is temporarily unavailable and currently exclusive to customers who bought solar panels and a battery from Octopus.
What it says and what is open insteadOn 3 Sep 2026 So Energy's SEG page showed So Bright Export at 20p/kWh for 12 months. On 28 Oct 2026 that page lists only So Export Flex at 4.5p/kWh and does not mention So Bright Export. The tariff may have closed or become quote-only. Reported rate: 20p/kWh.
See the record13p appears only in undated posts on Fuse's own site; not confirmed as the current rate on 28 Oct 2026. Reported rate: 13p/kWh.
See the recordA tariff sits here when we could not confirm its current rate on the supplier's own page on 28 October 2026. It is never ranked, never shown as the best and never counted in the figures at the top of this page.
Each tariff is one page: the rate, who can get it and whether a system we install can reach it.
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Three rates from this page applied to 2,000, 3,000 and 4,000 kWh exported a year. Export income only, rounded to the nearest pound.
3,000 kWh exported a year. Export income only, at each tariff's own rate. A battery also saves money on what you import, which the calculators on the battery page and every county page add on top.
Two questions decide whether a headline rate is reachable: does it need a battery, and does it need the supplier to fit your solar or battery. Every system we design is installed and commissioned by our MCS-certified, fully insured installation teams, never by an energy supplier's own installation arm, so a tariff in the second group is one to ask your own supplier about directly.
The rate is only paid when a home battery sits alongside the solar.
Not available with a system we install, so ask your own supplier directly.
No import-supply condition, whoever provides your electricity.
Every rate, condition, checked date and source for the 38 tariffs on this page, in one place. Where a tariff has no single national figure the table says why.
| Supplier & tariff | Rate | Main condition | Checked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
25p/kWh | Solar panels AND a battery installed by Good Energy Solar, JPS, Amelio or Empower | 28 October 2026 | goodenergy.co.uk | |
Up to 20p/kWh | Installed capacity under 30kW | 28 October 2026 | ovoenergy.com | |
18p/kWh | Must submit enquiry and purchase after 2 March 2026 to qualify | 28 October 2026 | edfenergy.com | |
17.5p/kWh | Solar and/or battery installation carried out by E.ON Installation Services, from 10 November 2025 | 28 October 2026 | eonnext.com | |
15p/kWh | Exclusive to ScottishPower electricity customers | 28 October 2026 | scottishpower.co.uk | |
13p/kWh | Available to existing residential EDF electricity customers | 28 October 2026 | edfenergy.com | |
13p/kWh | Import energy tariff with E.ON Next, excluding time-of-use tariffs such as Next Drive | 28 October 2026 | eonnext.com | |
12p/kWh | Smart meter capable of providing half-hourly export data required | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy | |
12p/kWh | Exclusive to British Gas electricity customers | 28 October 2026 | britishgas.co.uk | |
12p/kWh | Installed capacity under 30kW | 28 October 2026 | ovoenergy.com | |
12p/kWh | Variable rate, currently 12p/kWh; rates can go down as well as up | 28 October 2026 | goodenergy.co.uk | |
12p/kWh | Exclusive to ScottishPower electricity customers: you must be supplied for import electricity at the same address as your installation | 28 October 2026 | scottishpower.co.uk | |
8p/kWh | Exclusive to British Gas electricity customers | 28 October 2026 | britishgas.co.uk | |
8p/kWh | UW Energy plus two or more additional services (Broadband, Mobile, or Insurance) | 28 October 2026 | uw.co.uk | |
6p/kWh | For social landlords who are VoidCare customers with systems up to 15kW | 28 October 2026 | britishgas.co.uk | |
6p/kWh | Renewable generation system (e.g. solar) up to 5MW | 28 October 2026 | eonnext.com | |
6p/kWh | Open to customers who meet the SEG eligibility criteria; no Scottish Power electricity supply required | 28 October 2026 | scottishpower.co.uk | |
5.6p/kWh | Exclusive to EDF electricity customers | 28 October 2026 | edfenergy.com | |
5p/kWh | Voluntary SEG licensee | 28 October 2026 | pe.solutions | |
4.5p/kWh | Open to anyone generating renewable energy: 'you don't need to buy electricity from So Energy to benefit from SEG', per So Energy's own page | 28 October 2026 | so.energy | |
4.1p/kWh | Renewable generation technology must be MCS or FlexiOrb certified | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy | |
4p/kWh | Renewable generation, installed capacity of 5MW or less (50kW or less for Micro-CHP) | 28 October 2026 | ovoenergy.com | |
3.02p/kWh | Voluntary SEG licensee | 28 October 2026 | voltxpower.co.uk | |
3p/kWh | Open to non-British Gas electricity customers and developers | 28 October 2026 | britishgas.co.uk | |
3p/kWh | Mandatory SEG licensee | 28 October 2026 | utilita.co.uk | |
3p/kWh | Mandatory SEG licensee | 28 October 2026 | e.org | |
2p/kWh | Open to anyone, EDF electricity customer or not | 28 October 2026 | edfenergy.com | |
2p/kWh | Described by UW as its current SEG payment tariff 'available to everyone' | 28 October 2026 | uw.co.uk | |
1.05p/kWh | Mandatory SEG licensee | 28 October 2026 | outfox.energy |
Ranked by the highest published rate only. It is not a recommendation.
| Supplier & tariff | Rate | Main condition | Checked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
28.90p to 31.75p peak, 16:00 to 19:00, by region | Smart meter providing half-hourly readings required (SMETS2, or a Secure SMETS1) | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy | |
16p/kWh from 16:00 to 19:00, 9p/kWh the rest of the day | Must be an Octopus Energy customer | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy |
| Supplier & tariff | Shape | Main condition | Checked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
no export rate of its own | Must have a heat pump (air or ground source), an electric boiler, or electric radiators at the property to join Cosy Octopus itself | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy | |
half-hourly, tracks the wholesale market, uncapped | Smart meter providing half-hourly export data required | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy | |
tracks the wholesale market, no export figure published | Beta product: get a quote to join | 28 October 2026 | eonnext.com | |
no figure published; rates are given in a personalised quote | Beta product exclusively available to E.ON Next customers right now; others can leave details to be contacted when it opens | 28 October 2026 | eonnext.com |
| Supplier & tariff | Status | Main condition | Checked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Octopus Intelligent Flux (closed) | no export figure published by Octopus; its page shows rates by postcode | Closed to new customers at 28 Oct 2026: Octopus states it is temporarily unavailable and currently exclusive to customers who bought solar panels and a battery from Octopus | 28 October 2026 | octopus.energy |
| Supplier & tariff | Rate as reported | Main condition | Checked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
So Energy So Bright Export (unverified) | 20p/kWh | Solar/battery system installed by So Energy (So Solar), per So Energy's own solar-installation page and corroborating trade coverage | 28 October 2026 | so.energy |
Fuse Energy Single Rate Variable Export (unverified) | 13p/kWh | Mandatory SEG licensee | 28 October 2026 | fuseenergy.com |
So Energy So Bright Export: On 3 Sep 2026 So Energy's SEG page showed So Bright Export at 20p/kWh for 12 months. On 28 Oct 2026 that page lists only So Export Flex at 4.5p/kWh and does not mention So Bright Export. The tariff may have closed or become quote-only. Fuse Energy Single Rate Variable Export: 13p appears only in undated posts on Fuse's own site; not confirmed as the current rate on 28 Oct 2026.
Each tariff's flat or headline rate applied to 2,000, 3,000 and 4,000 kWh exported a year, rounded to the nearest pound. Tariffs with no single published all-day rate (Octopus Cosy export, Octopus Agile Outgoing, E.ON Next Optimise (beta), E.ON Next Solar Storage Steady (beta), Octopus Flux, Octopus Prime Outgoing) have no figure here; see the rate itself, above.
| Supplier & tariff | Rate | 2,000 kWh/yr | 3,000 kWh/yr | 4,000 kWh/yr |
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12p | £240 | £360 | £480 | |
4.1p | £82 | £123 | £164 | |
12p | £240 | £360 | £480 | |
8p | £160 | £240 | £320 | |
6p | £120 | £180 | £240 | |
3p | £60 | £90 | £120 | |
18p | £360 | £540 | £720 | |
13p | £260 | £390 | £520 | |
5.6p | £112 | £168 | £224 | |
2p | £40 | £60 | £80 | |
4p | £80 | £120 | £160 | |
12p | £240 | £360 | £480 | |
20p | £400 | £600 | £800 | |
15p | £300 | £450 | £600 | |
17.5p | £350 | £525 | £700 | |
13p | £260 | £390 | £520 | |
6p | £120 | £180 | £240 | |
25p | £500 | £750 | £1,000 | |
12p | £240 | £360 | £480 | |
6p | £120 | £180 | £240 | |
12p | £240 | £360 | £480 | |
15p | £300 | £450 | £600 | |
4.5p | £90 | £135 | £180 | |
2p | £40 | £60 | £80 | |
8p | £160 | £240 | £320 | |
3p | £60 | £90 | £120 | |
3p | £60 | £90 | £120 | |
1.05p | £21 | £32 | £42 | |
5p | £100 | £150 | £200 | |
3.02p | £60 | £91 | £121 |
| Tariff | Battery required? | Supplier's own install required? | Reachable with a Clearline install? |
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Yes | No | Yes | |
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No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
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No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | Yes, by EDF Energy | Not with a Clearline install | |
No | Yes, by EDF Energy | Not with a Clearline install | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | Yes, by OVO Energy | Not with a Clearline install | |
No | Yes, by E.ON Next | Not with a Clearline install | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
Yes | Yes, by Good Energy | Not with a Clearline install | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | No | Yes | |
No | Yes, by Scottish Power | Not with a Clearline install | |
No | No | Yes | |
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No | No | Yes |
6 of the 35 live tariffs above require the supplier's own installation; the rest gate only on your electricity import, if that, which a design call can talk through against your actual roof and usage.
Every installation is carried out by our teams, who hold:






Answer a few questions about your roof and usage and see an instant solar and battery estimate. No email needed to see the result.
Three details. We call or text within one working day to book your free 30-minute design call, on video or by phone if you prefer.
There is no single answer that fits everyone. The highest all-day rate we checked was Good Energy's Solar Savings Exclusive at 25p/kWh, and it needs solar and a battery fitted through Good Energy. The highest all-day rate that does not need the supplier to fit your system is 13p/kWh (E.ON Next Export Exclusive v3), and its conditions are in the tables on this page. The standard Smart Export Guarantee tariffs open to a household on any supplier run from 1.05p to 6p/kWh. Weigh the number against what it requires, not the headline alone.
Usually, but the rule is about what the meter can do, not what it is called. Ofgem's generator guidance (paragraph 1.17) requires the export to be metered by a meter capable of half-hourly measurements, with an export MPAN. It does not name a smart meter specifically. Most suppliers ask for a smart meter; Scottish Power accepts 'smart, AMR, or similar' and EDF accepts quarterly manual export readings where the meter cannot send half-hourly data.
Yes, on most tariffs. Of the 35 live tariffs we checked, only 3 make a battery a condition of the rate: Octopus Energy's Flux, Good Energy's Solar Savings Exclusive, E.ON Next's Solar Storage Steady (beta). Every other live tariff on this page pays on solar export alone.
It depends on the tariff. 10 of the 35 live tariffs are open whoever supplies your electricity, including the standard Smart Export Guarantee tariffs; several others, mostly the higher rates, do require your electricity import to be with the same supplier. The conditions column in the tables on this page states it for each one, since it changes tariff by tariff rather than following one rule.
Ofgem's rules set no fixed payment interval, so each supplier reads your export meter and pays on its own schedule, which its tariff page states. Scottish Power says it pays within 90 days, Outfox Energy says it pays quarterly. Any SEG tariff rate offered must always be above zero pence per kWh: Ofgem sets no minimum rate above that, and suppliers set their own rate, contract length and other terms.
Ofgem's list for the 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027 SEG year names 12 mandatory licensees: British Gas Trading Limited; E (Gas and Electricity) Ltd; E.ON Next Energy Limited; EDF Energy Customers Limited; Electricity Plus Supply Limited (trading as Utility Warehouse); Foxglove Energy Supply Limited (trades as Outfox Energy); Fuse Energy Supply Limited; Octopus Energy Limited; OVO Electricity Ltd; ScottishPower Energy Retail Limited; So Energy Trading Limited; Utilita Energy Limited. 4 more are voluntary licensees: Pozitive Energy Ltd; Ruby Electricity Ltd; Smart Pay Energy Ltd; Voltx Power Ltd. Good Energy is not on either list for 2026-27; its Solar Savings tariffs are export tariffs outside the SEG obligation list.
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