Who it may suit
Eligible heat-pump homes able to pre-heat or boost during the scheduled discounted windows.
Heating time-of-use
EDF heat-pump tariffs
Heat Pump Tracker uses twice-daily discounted periods and price-cap-linked revisions rather than a half-hourly changing price.
Who should be cautious
Homes without an eligible heat pump, half-hourly smart-meter reads or the required payment arrangement.
How the pricing works
EDF describes discounted periods from 4am–7am and 1pm–4pm, with underlying prices reviewed quarterly.
Where this guidance comes from
- Air source heat pump tariffs
EDF Energy; checked 2026-08-28. Heat Pump Tracker time bands, quarterly revisions, metering and Direct Debit eligibility.
Available smart tariff options
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Smart tariffs available now
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- Available now
Heat Pump & Save Tracker
1 version · 1 payment and meter option
Discounted heat-pump periods follow a daily schedule; the underlying tracker prices are reviewed with the price-cap cycle.
12-month term· No exit feeElectricity · Direct Debit
View Heat Pump & Save Tracker smart tariff rates - Available now
Heat Pump Tracker
1 version · 1 payment and meter option
Discounted heat-pump periods follow a daily schedule; the underlying tracker prices are reviewed with the price-cap cycle.
36-month term· No exit feeElectricity · Direct Debit
View Heat Pump Tracker smart tariff rates
Independent guidance
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