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Shell Energy out-of-contract rates, July 2026

Extended supply rates: what Shell Energy charges a business after its fixed contract ends

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Shell Energy out-of-contract rates 2026

Shell Energy business out-of-contract electricity is 35.474p per kWh with a 168p daily standing charge, and gas is 11.044p per kWh on 548p a day. These are Shell Energy's Extended supply rates, which apply when a fixed contract ends and nothing new is signed, from 1 July 2026. We checked them against Shell Energy's own schedule on 3 November 2026.

Latest published rates

Effective 1 July 2026
Shell Energy out-of-contract rates for business electricity and gas, by published schedule
ScheduleElectricityGas
Extended supply ratesFixed contract endedShown above35.474 p/kWh168 p/day standing chargeFrom 1 July 202611.044 p/kWh548 p/day standing chargeFrom 1 July 2026
Deemed ratesMoved in without a contract28.312 p/kWh168 p/day standing chargeFrom 1 July 20267.482 p/kWh446 p/day standing chargeFrom 1 July 2026
Extended supply rates, electricity: Extended supply, non-half-hourly (Profile Class 01-08), effective 1 July 2026. Single national row. Half-hourly (PC 00) extended supply is 35.081 p/kWh on 217 p/day with availability charges passed through. Shell's deemed schedule for move-ins, also from 1 July 2026, is 28.312 p/kWh on 168 p/day non-half-hourly. Source
Extended supply rates, gas: Extended supply, Band 1 (AQ 1 to 73,200 kWh), effective 1 July 2026. Bands 2 and 3 (AQ 73,201 to 732,000): 11.242 p/kWh on 1,688 p/day. Band 4+ (over 732,000): 11.133 p/kWh on 2,747 p/day. Deemed gas from 1 July 2026: Band 1 7.482 p/kWh on 446 p/day, Bands 2 and 3 7.680 on 1,586, Band 4+ 7.571 on 2,646. Source
Deemed rates, electricity: Deemed, non-half-hourly (Profile Class 01-08), effective 1 July 2026. Source
Deemed rates, gas: Deemed, Band 1 (AQ 1 to 73,200 kWh), effective 1 July 2026. Source
Schedule effective
1 July 2026

Unchanged for 4 months.

We last checked
3 November 2026
Where these come from
Supplier's own website

Shell splits the two cases. Extended supply is what a business pays when a fixed contract ends without a renewal or termination notice, and is shown here. Deemed applies to move-ins and is materially cheaper. The rates page now sits on shell.co.uk. Prices exclude DUoS capacity, reactive, fixed and TNUoS charges (passed through), VAT and CCL. EHV meters are priced individually.

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Last reviewed 3 November 2026. Always verify rates with the supplier before relying on them.

What Shell Energy calls it, and when it applies

Shell Energy calls these rates Extended supply rates. They apply when a fixed contract ends and nothing new is signed. Shell Energy also publishes Deemed rates (moved in without a contract), shown as a second row in the table.

Moved into a premises and never agreed a contract? That is the deemed case: deemed contracts explained.

Your Shell Energy contract is ending: what to do

The date that matters most is your notice date, not your end date, because missing it can roll you onto a new term or onto the rates above. Find it on your contract or bill, then get prices well before it. Our guide covers what to do when your business energy contract ends, whether you have six months left or it ended last week.

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Frequently asked

Shell Energy: questions answered

What are Shell Energy business out-of-contract rates?

Shell Energy business out-of-contract electricity is 35.474p per kWh with a 168p daily standing charge, and gas is 11.044p per kWh on 548p a day. These are Shell Energy's Extended supply rates, which apply when a fixed contract ends and nothing new is signed, from 1 July 2026. We checked them against Shell Energy's own schedule on 3 November 2026. Rates can vary by region and meter type, so check the row for your site on Shell Energy's own schedule before relying on them.

Is Shell Energy's deemed rate the same as its out-of-contract rate?

No. Shell Energy publishes its Extended supply rates, which apply when a fixed contract ends and nothing new is signed, and a separate Deemed rates list (moved in without a contract). The Deemed rates are electricity at 28.312p per kWh on 168p a day and gas at 7.482p per kWh on 446p a day, from 1 July 2026.

How do I get off Shell Energy out-of-contract rates?

Sign a new fixed contract, with Shell Energy or another supplier. On a variable or out-of-contract rate you can usually switch at any time, although a supplier can object if you owe it money. Our guide to what to do when your business energy contract ends covers each step.

Who owns Shell Energy?

Shell Energy UK Limited (Companies House number 07489042) is part of Shell plc.

What is Shell Energy's registered office and how do I contact them?

Shell Energy UK Limited's registered office is in London. For broker enquiries via Purely Energy, see the contact panel above.

Can I get a fixed business gas or electricity quote from Shell Energy via Purely Energy?

Yes. As an independent broker we tender against Shell Energy alongside our panel of 19 UK suppliers. Each quote breaks the unit price into wholesale energy, non-commodity costs, supplier margin, and our broker margin so you see exactly what you are paying. Request a comparison via the buttons above.

At a glance

Shell Energy UK Limited (Companies House 07489042) is the licensed UK retail entity owned by Shell plc. Headquartered in London.

Last verified 3 November 2026 · Sources: Companies House (07489042), Citizens Advice non-domestic league table, Ofgem licence register.

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Direct lines for business customers

Sourced from Shell Energy's official contact page. Verify before relying on these details for billing or contract-end disputes.

Shell Energy UK Limited (formerly Shell Gas Direct, established as a B2B supplier in 2002) is the British business-supply arm of Shell plc. The brand sits alongside Shell Energy Europe and Shell Trading on the wholesale and corporate-PPA side, supplying non-domestic gas and electricity to UK businesses across SME, mid-market and Industrial & Commercial.

Parent
Shell plc
Founded
2002
Headquarters
London
Latest revenue
Not published

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