Agile Octopus Prices Today and Tomorrow, by Region

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London · Mon 12 Oct

Cheapest 2 hours11:00–13:00averages 25.2p per kWh. Run the washing machine, dishwasher or car charger now.

Dearest 2 hours17:00–19:00averages 48.5p per kWh. Avoid big appliances if you can.

Day average 30.6p Lowest 21.1p at 22:30 Highest 48.7p at 18:30

Price for each half-hour, pence per kWh including VAT

Below zero (you're paid) Cheapest 2 hours Dearest 2 hours Other half-hours

All half-hourly prices as a table

Time	Price	Note

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Agile prices across Great Britain, Mon 12 Oct

Ranked by the day's average price, cheapest first. The average across all 14 regions is 32.8p per kWh. Prices differ by region because each one has its own network charges.

#	Region	Average	Lowest	Cheapest 2 hours
1	London	30.6p	21.1p	11:00–13:00
2	Yorkshire	30.7p	21.1p	11:00–13:00
3	East Midlands	30.8p	21.1p	11:00–13:00
4	West Midlands	32.2p	22.4p	11:00–13:00
5	North East	32.2p	22.4p	11:00–13:00
6	North West	32.2p	22.4p	11:00–13:00
7	Southern	32.2p	22.4p	11:00–13:00
8	Eastern England	32.3p	22.4p	11:00–13:00
9	South Scotland	32.3p	22.4p	11:00–13:00
10	South East	33.8p	23.6p	11:00–13:00
11	South Wales	33.8p	23.6p	11:00–13:00
12	North Wales and Merseyside	33.9p	23.6p	11:00–13:00
13	South West	35.3p	24.8p	11:00–13:00
14	North Scotland	37.0p	26.1p	11:00–13:00

How Agile works

Agile Octopus charges a different price for every half-hour, linked to the wholesale market. Octopus publishes tomorrow's prices at around 4pm each day.

Prices are usually lowest overnight and in windy or sunny spells, and highest from 4pm to 7pm. When there's more power than the grid needs, prices can drop below zero and customers are paid to use it. At peak times Agile can cost more than the price cap rate, so it suits homes that can move their usage.