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<h3>So, should I switch suppliers in Dorset?</h3>

Typically, switching energy supplier means moving from one energy company to another. This is usually recommended to make sure you're on top of the best energy deal for your household, and can even save you up to £400 a year. However, because of the current energy crisis, it's a little tough to switch suppliers. Still, if you're interested in switching when the dust has settled, leave us your phone number!

What should I do when moving to Dorset involve?

Before moving to Dorset, you should let your current supplier know your new address. If you're unsure of who your supplier is, check the Ofgem website to find out. You'll be able to take your existing supplier with you to your new address if you choose to, so long as your name is on your energy bill.

Can I switch to a new energy supplier in Dorset?

Under normal circumstances, you can absolutely switch to a new energy provider in Dorset. All you’ll need to do is:

Compare energy prices in Dorset
Find the best energy deal for your home
Choose how you’d prefer to pay
Allow up to 14 days for your suppliers to process the transition
You’re good to go!

While it's important to consider switching suppliers when you move house, this needn't be the only time you switch. You may have lived in Dorset for a really long time and never even thought about it. However, you’re better off scouting the market every now and then for a plan that better suits your household's energy requirements. If you have in fact lived in Dorset for many years and never switched suppliers, you are almost definitely being overcharged for your energy.