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Thomas McGlynn • 28 October 2026

Yorkshire Gas & Power Out-of-Contract & Deemed Rates

YORKSHIRE GAS & POWER · BUSINESS ENERGY

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Plan your
next contract.

Check YGP’s published default and deemed rates for business electricity and gas. Then compare your options, whether your contract has ended, you’ve just moved in or renewal is approaching.

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YGP’s published rates Checked 28 Oct 2026

Your fixed term has ended and no replacement contract has started. YGP labels this published schedule “Default”. Confirm the tariff shown on your bill.

Electricity Non-half-hourly
45.00p /kWh + £2.75 a day
Electricity Half-hourly
47.00p /kWh + £17.65 a day
+ 13p per kVA per day
Gas Published gas rate
15.00p /kWh + £2.60 a day
Published schedule effective from 1 May 2026 · Deemed & Default Supplier PDF ↗

The two schedules have the same published prices. Rates exclude VAT and CCL; additional charges may apply. Tax is added only in the calculator.

Prepared by Smart Energy Company Last checked 28 October 2026 Independent guide to YGP’s published schedules
01 / THE PUBLISHED NUMBERS

YGP’s rates.
The detail that matters.

One rate sheet covers non-half-hourly electricity, half-hourly electricity and gas. There is no regional price selector in this published schedule.

Same prices. Different contract situations.

Default / out-of-contract supply normally follows an expired fixed term. Deemed supply can apply when you take over premises without agreeing a contract. Confirm your position from your bill; the published prices currently match.

YGP Deemed & Default · effective 1 May 2026 · before VAT and CCL
Supply Unit rate
p/kWh
Standing
p/day
Capacity
p/kVA/day
Non-half-hourly electricity 45.00 275.00 Not listed
Half-hourly electricity 47.00 1765.00 13.00
Business gas 15.00 260.00 Not listed

Charges are per supply point. This sheet publishes one unit rate per supply category; it does not set out regional, multi-register or separate payment-method prices. See the original rate sheet ↗

HH: add your capacity.

At 100 kVA , the published capacity rate adds £13/day or £4,745/year before tax. This is on top of the £17.65/day standing charge.

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The terms allow network and third-party charges. HH metering, data, reactive power and excess capacity may also add cost. No complete site-specific total is published here.

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Other charges and payment terms to check

YGP’s deemed terms allow distribution and transportation costs and third-party pass-through charges (5.6–5.7). Its TNUoS page says April 2026 increases are passed through standing charges. The May sheet does not reconcile each component, so do not automatically add a second TNUoS charge without checking your bill.

For an invoice not paid by Direct Debit, deemed condition 5.7.8 specifies the greater of 6% of the invoice or £75 per relevant supply point . The principal summary also states a non-DD charge. This is an invoice-related fee, not a separate p/kWh tariff.

Cancelled or failed Direct Debits, late payments and other events can generate further fees. They are excluded from this calculator. Check your applicable agreement: the standard-contract summary and deemed terms are separate documents.

Deemed terms, conditions 5–6 ↗ · Principal terms summary ↗ · YGP TNUoS information ↗

02 / WHAT IT COULD COST

Put your usage
against the rates.

Estimate the published energy, standing and HH capacity charges. Add other confirmed supplier energy charges if you have them.

Supplier-billed energy charges only. Exclude VAT, CCL, payment penalties and separately invoiced services. Do not repeat the capacity charge.

25,000 kWh is a starting illustration, not your consumption. Check your tariff category; a smart meter alone does not establish an HH rate.

Selected published rates, before tax

45.00p/kWh · £2.75/day

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VAT, CCL and qualifying-use relief

Standard business mode adds CCL at 0.801p/kWh, then 20% VAT on the CCL-inclusive subtotal. Confirmed qualifying use has no CCL: gas VAT is 5%; qualifying electricity in Great Britain is temporarily 0% from 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027.

Charity status alone does not qualify every supply. Small-quantity and mixed-use rules need to be checked against the actual supply; the calculator does not infer eligibility from annual usage. Climate Change Agreement reductions need a separate check.

We annualise current tax treatment, not future changes. CCL is scheduled to become 0.827p/kWh from 1 April 2027. HMRC VAT guidance ↗ · HMRC CCL rates ↗

03 / SWITCHING & NOTICE

Know your position.
Plan your next move.

Already out of contract, newly responsible for a site, or approaching renewal? We can help check the dates and available offers.

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Microbusiness notice rules

Ofgem removed termination-notice requirements for microbusiness contracts from 1 October 2022, except evergreen contracts. This does not create a right to leave a fixed term early. Not every SME has identical protections.

Read older wording with care

YGP’s linked April 2024 standard terms still contain microbusiness notice wording. We have not treated that as overriding Ofgem’s rules. Check your classification, current agreement and contract end date before acting.

New occupier or expired contract?

Record the responsibility date and opening readings when moving in. If your fixed contract is ending, compare a renewal with other offers in time for your end date. Any lawful objection or unpaid balance still needs resolving before a transfer can complete.

Ofgem business contracts ↗ · Microbusiness decision ↗ · YGP standard terms ↗

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05 / THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Good questions.
Clear answers.

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What are Yorkshire Gas & Power’s out-of-contract rates?
YGP’s current published Default table gives 45p/kWh plus £2.75/day for non-half-hourly electricity; 47p/kWh plus £17.65/day and 13p/kVA/day for half-hourly electricity; and 15p/kWh plus £2.60/day for gas. These figures are before VAT, CCL and any other applicable account charges.
Are YGP’s deemed and default rates different?
The two tables in the current sheet contain identical prices. Deemed and default still describe different contract situations, so use your bill and contract history to establish which applies. The toggle above explains the difference without implying a price discount.
When do these YGP rates apply from?
The linked rate sheet shows 1 May 2026 as its effective date. We checked YGP’s customer-page link and that document on 28 October 2026. These are separate dates: a new check does not mean YGP has issued a new rate.
Does YGP publish different regional or day and night prices?
This sheet publishes one all-units rate for each of non-half-hourly electricity, half-hourly electricity and gas. It does not split these prices by region, day/night register, gas consumption band or payment method. Match the correct supply category to your bill.
How does YGP’s half-hourly capacity charge work?
Multiply your agreed capacity in kVA by £0.13 per day. For example, 100 kVA is £13/day, or £4,745 over 365 days, before tax. That is additional to the £17.65 daily standing charge and energy used. A smart meter alone does not establish which tariff applies.
Are these figures a complete YGP bill?
No. The terms allow additional network and third-party costs. YGP’s principal summary also identifies HH metering, data, reactive-power and excess-capacity charges. Payment-related fees can apply. The calculator is a published-charge estimate and excludes unentered or unpriced costs.
Do I have to give termination notice to YGP?
Ofgem’s microbusiness rules removed termination-notice requirements from 1 October 2022, except for evergreen contracts. A fixed-term customer still needs to respect the contract end date. YGP’s linked standard terms contain older microbusiness notice wording, so check your classification and applicable agreement rather than relying on that wording alone.
Can you quote YGP alongside other suppliers?
Yes, we can check the YGP offers available to us alongside other supplier options. Let us know if you would prefer to stay. Your enquiry is to Smart Energy Company; we explain prices, terms and commission before you decide. Requesting prices does not create an energy contract.
Sources & checking dates

Checked 28 October 2026. YGP’s customer page currently links the Deemed & Default sheet effective 1 May 2026. No new price effective date has been inferred from this review.

YGP Deemed & Default rate sheet ↗ NHH electricity, HH electricity, capacity and gas.
YGP customer information ↗ Current rate link and general account guidance.
YGP deemed terms ↗ Additional costs, payment fees and deemed-contract conditions.
YGP standard terms ↗ Read alongside current Ofgem protections and your agreement.
YGP principal terms summary ↗ Tax exclusions, HH costs and what happens after expiry.
YGP TNUoS information ↗ Published explanation of standing-charge pass-through.
HMRC CCL rates ↗ 0.801p/kWh from April 2026; April 2027 rate scheduled.
HMRC fuel and power VAT ↗ Qualifying-use rules and temporary GB electricity relief.
Ofgem business contracts ↗ Protections vary by business and contract type.
Ofgem microbusiness decision ↗ Termination-notice changes and the evergreen exception.
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