Electricity, gas and solar export, priced the way Octopus bills it.
1 Jun 2026 – 7 Aug 2026 · 68 days with data
£113.08
£1.66/day · £50.62/month
+34.1%vs same period last year£210.17
1,321 kWh
−0.1%vs same period last year£56.55
558 kWh
−4.0%vs same period last year£153.64
1,280 kWh
−16.9%vs same period last year14 days
of 68 with data
−36.4%vs same period last yearExport earned £153.64, covering 58% of the £266.72 of electricity and gas charged over this period.
84% of electricity was drawn at the off-peak rate, saving £238.81 against paying the day rate for the same energy.
Car charging accounted for 1,054 kWh — 80% of all electricity imported — at a cost of £100.16. These figures are estimated from off-peak usage, not from charging records.
14 of 68 days paid for themselves — export earnings exceeded every charge, 21% of the period.
Gas peaked in June 2026 at 282 kWh, 1.2× the 227 kWh used in July 2026.
£58.71 of the £266.72 charged was standing charge — 22% of the bill before any energy was used.
Net cost of £113.08 is +34.1% higher than the £84.34 for the comparable period (same period last year).
1,879 kWh used in total, 30% of it gas. Solar exported a further 1,280 kWh back to the grid.