How it Works

Step 1, signup with Energy Average using your existing email address and a password of your choice.

It is totally free to signup and compare your gas and electricity.

Energy Average is committed to protecting your privacy. We will not pass on your e-mail address to any third party and you can, of course, unsubscribe at any time.

Step 2, enter a few details about your home including the type of home, the local region where you live, the number of people living in the home and the type of fuel used for heating the home to create an accurate comparison profile.

Energy Average is committed keeping your personal data secure. We use the latest SSL secure encryption technology to protect your data.

Step 3, enter a few details from your gas and electricity bills including the start and end dates, the units used and the bill amount.

You can enter as many gas and electricity bills as you want. Entering one year's worth of data will allow for a more accurate comparison with the national and local averages across both the colder winter and warmer summer months.

Do not worry if you do not have all of your old bills to hand, you can still compare your gas and electricity with just your latest bill.

Step 4, choose the date period you would like to use to compare your gas and electricity against the national and local averages.

We use the data you have provided and the existing data in the Energy Average database to show you easy to read charts, comparing your gas and electricity costs and usage against the national, as well as the local average, to account for the different regional climates within the UK.

For example, if you live in a detached house with a family of four in South East England, using gas for heating, then we will compare your profile with other profiles of detached houses, with families of four, using gas for heating.