⚡ FPRates Forecast

Today + 3 days ahead — EDF FreePhase rates with generation & weather context

North West England Eastern East Midlands London Merseyside & North Wales Midlands Northern Southern South Eastern South Wales South Western Yorkshire South of Scotland North of Scotland

EDF FreePhase Published Rates

Bars show published EDF rates. Rates beyond what EDF has released are intentionally left blank — this site doesn't guess prices.

Renewable Generation vs Demand

The closer the shaded renewables get to the demand line, the more of GB's electricity is coming from cheap wind & solar — and the cheaper wholesale (and FP rates) tend to be. A big gap means expensive gas is filling it. A lighter, dotted demand line shows where we've estimated demand rather than used a published figure.

Weather Context

Wind speed is a lead indicator for wind generation; temperature drives heating/cooling demand. (Cloud is already baked into the solar forecast above, so it's not repeated here.)

Residual Demand — the gap gas fills

What's left after wind, solar and nuclear have done their bit — the share of demand that flexible (mostly gas) plant must cover, over the past 7 days. When this line is low, wholesale prices sag (sometimes to zero or below); when it spikes, expensive plant sets the price. Actual half-hourly outturn from NESO, national.

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