EDF launches new Simple Money scheme for energy customers and electric vehicle owners
The energy supplier has introduced a range of tariff options and a rewards programme for households looking to switch their electricity and gas supply.
Based on EDF's own announcement · See the source
Key points
- EDF has introduced the Simple Money scheme, offering customers a choice between four new energy tariff options upon switching.
- ['New customers can access specialized electric vehicle tariffs including GoElectric or Pod Point Plug and Power options.', 'Participants can join the Flextras loyalty programme to gain access to various rewards, perks, and promotional offers.']
EDF has launched its Simple Money initiative, which allows new customers to choose from several energy tariff structures when switching their supply. The range includes fixed, tracker, and dynamic options, as well as specific plans designed for electric vehicle owners.
The company states that after a customer completes the switch, their supply will initially be placed on a standard variable tariff. Once a smart meter is fully connected to the provider's systems, customers can transition to their selected EV tariff.
Available tariff options
Households can select from a variety of plans including Simply Fixed, Simply Tracker, FreePhase Dynamic, or FreePhase Static. For those with electric vehicles, the company offers the GoElectric and Pod Point Plug and Power tariffs. If a customer selects the Pod Point option, the company states that Pod Point will coordinate the installation and payment process for the Solo 3S charger.
Rewards and account management
The energy supplier has also introduced a loyalty programme known as Flextras, which provides access to exclusive rewards and perks. Additionally, the company offers a referral scheme that provides a bill credit to existing customers whenever a friend they have referred completes a sign-up. Account management is available to customers 24 hours a day through an online portal.
What it means for you
- Check which of the new fixed or tracker tariffs best suits your household energy usage before deciding to switch.
- Ensure you have a smart meter installed and connected to the system to be eligible for the automatic transfer to an electric vehicle tariff.
- You can earn bill credits by referring friends to the service through the company's established referral scheme.
Sources
This story is taken from the announcement below. Read it for the full detail.
- EDF: Switch to EDF with Simple Money (5 Nov)
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