TotalEnergies Gas & Power out-of-contract rates
If your TotalEnergies Gas & Power contract has ended, you may have been moved onto deemed (out-of-contract) rates. Here's what that means, what you're likely paying, and what your options are.
Deemed rates are typically around 70% higher than a fixed deal — but the only way to know your figure is to compare. We'll tell you straight, even if we can't beat it.
TotalEnergies Gas & Power deemed rates: quick facts
- Supplier
- TotalEnergies Gas & Power
- Fuel
- Gas & electricity
- Contract type
- Deemed / out-of-contract
- Can you switch?
- Yes
- Exit fees?
- None
- Typical switch time
- 2–5 working days
- Can rates change?
- Yes, any time
- Rates updated
- 01/06/2026
Are you affected?
Pick the line that fits — we'll tell you what it means and what to do.
You're likely on deemed rates right now
Without an active fixed contract, TotalEnergies Gas & Power charges deemed rates automatically — often well above the market. The good news: you can switch immediately, with no exit fees.
Get my free quote →Act now to avoid deemed rates
You've got a window to lock in a competitive fixed rate before your contract ends. Most switches complete in 2–5 days — get quotes now and you'll have options ready.
Get my free quote →Let's check your situation
If you've been with TotalEnergies Gas & Power without actively renewing, there's a good chance you're on deemed rates. Check your latest bill below — or send it to us and we'll review it free.
How to check my bill →Smart planning
You're covered for now — bookmark this page. When your renewal comes up you'll know exactly what to avoid. Set a reminder 3 months before your contract ends to start comparing.
See the deemed cost →Why deemed rates cost more
Deemed rates aren't a penalty you signed up for — they're the default when a contract lapses, priced so the supplier isn't carrying the risk. Here's the typical gap.
Want the bigger picture? Read our independent TotalEnergies Gas & Power review or check this week's market updates.
What we see most often
After years of untangling renewals, the same few patterns come up again and again.
Most people don't realise they've rolled onto deemed. There's no big alert — just a quietly higher bill.
It usually starts with a missed renewal. A letter gets overlooked, a contract quietly ends, and deemed kicks in automatically.
The standing charge is where electricity really stings. On deemed it's often higher than the unit rate alone suggests.
You're never locked in. You can leave deemed any working day with no exit fee — many wait months thinking they can't.
What you're paying on deemed
Enter your details for a quick estimate of your deemed cost (incl. VAT). For your exact rate and what you'd pay instead, get a free quote.
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Find this on your latest bill — example shown is 25,000 kWh.
Estimates incl. VAT. The saving range is illustrative — your exact figure comes from a live quote.
Enter your consumption above to see your estimate.
Am I on deemed rates?
Look for "Deemed"
If your tariff says Deemed, Deemed Contract, or doesn't mention a fixed term, you're out of contract.
Check the end date
If your contract end date is blank, in the past, or you can't find one — you're almost certainly on deemed rates.
Compare your unit rate
Use the calculator above, or send us your bill and we'll review it free and show you what you could save.
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