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Where is My Supplier’s Customer Services Based?

Question -
I am planning to switch my energy supplier and looking for the one with a cheaper tariff and excellent customer service. It’s not only the location that matters, but the staff’s attitude is also important. So, can you please help me to know where my new supplier’s customer services are located?

Hi, Thanks for writing in Xpert4u.co.uk. Customer service is really an important
issue while choosing gas and electricity supplier. It was stated by Ofgem in the
month of June that “big six” energy suppliers were failing the customers on the
way they solved complaints.
Here is a table provided below providing
a detailed information regarding the “big six” suppliers along with their call centers
location as well as contact numbers. It will definitely guide you in choosing an
efficient energy supplier.
| Energy Supplier | Call center location | Contact number |
| British Gas | Southampton, Leeds, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Manchester | 0800 048 0202 |
| Scottish & Southern | Perth | 0845 7444 555 |
| Npower | County Durham, Thornaby, Tyne and Wear | 0845 071 4525 |
| E.ON | Essex, Leicester, Bedford, Nottingham and Bolton | 0845 059 9905 |
| EDF | Hove, Sunderland, Exeter | 0800 096 9000 |
| Scottish Power | Glasgow and Warrington | 0845 2700 700 |
I hope that this table will help you decide about the supplier. Also, you can compare the energy prices with the help of our online calculator. By just putting your postcode and a few details regarding your usage, we’ll tell you whether you could save money by switching to another supplier.




