Scottish Power in Oban: Tariffs & contact details
How do I get the best energy deal in Oban?
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How much energy do Oban inhabitants consume on average?![]() The average energy consumption in Oban is 3,542.93 kWh per year, and the median is 3,087.94 kWh per year. |
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Who are the cheapest energy suppliers in Oban?
Right now, the cheapest energy supplier in UK is Octopus. Nevertheless, we've created lists showing the cheapest tariffs in the country based on the national average. These also have a great chance of being available in Oban.
Who is the cheapest electricity provider in Oban?
Some of the cheapest electricity suppliers on average are:
What are the cheapest gas deals in Oban?
How is the energy crisis affecting energy supply in Oban?
The UK energy crisis has caused utility prices to rise nationwide due to an increase in the wholesale cost of energy. As a result, many suppliers have gone bust or are no longer taking on new customers.
Have no fear, there are plenty of active energy providers left in Oban. Still, we don't suggest switching to a new one just yet.
What do I need to know before I move to Strathclyde?
How do I contact the gas & electricity distribution network operators in Oban?
If you’re looking to contact your energy distributors, here’s a list of their contacts and opening hours:
🌐 Phone Line | 🕰 Call Centre Opening Hours | 📞 Telephone Number |
Strathclyde SSE Power Distribution Emergency Number | 24/7 | 0800 111 999 |
Strathclyde SSE Power Distribution Non-Emergency Number | #N/A | 0345 070 7373 |
Strathclyde SGN Emergency Number | 24/7 | 0800 111 999 |
Strathclyde SGN Non-Emergency Number | #N/A | 0800 912 1700 |
However, if the power has gone out in your area, contact your SSE Power Distribution at 0345 070 7373 and ask for help.
Is there anyone I should notify of my move to Oban?
Before moving to Oban, make sure to inform the following entities of your new address:
- 🇬🇧 Local council and the electoral roll
- 📱 Broadband and phone providers
- 📺 TV licensing authority
- 🚗 DVLA in order to update your driving license
- 💡 Gas and electricity suppliers
How do I connect to the energy grid in Oban?
The majority of properties in Strathclyde are already connected to the grid. However, if your home is newly built, you’ll need to ensure that you connect it to the grid in order to get your energy supply. To do this, you should:
- 📅 Arrange your pre-application meeting: Contact the National Grid Energy Transmission (NGET) at 0800 688 588
- 🔋 Apply to the Electricity Systems Operator (ESO): Note that you'll also have to pay an application fee when submitting this.
- 🏡 Have your team visit: A team will visit your new home in Oban to ensure that you’ll establish a safe connection to the grid. They will then propose a cable route across your new property.
- 🧾 Receive your quote for the project around 5-15 days later.
- 📞 Inform your regional DNO: Contacting SSE Power Distribution directly at 0345 070 7373

Who are some of the best energy suppliers in Oban?
Who is the most popular energy supplier in Oban?
The most popular energy provider in South Scotland is Scottish Power. You can check out other great energy suppliers in Oban here:
Scottish Power is also the most popular in Strathclyde overall. Read up on the energy supply in other Strathclyde cities: Other cities you may find interesting:
Which energy providers are still active in Oban?
Who are the most highly rated energy suppliers in Oban?
Octopus Energy won 11 awards in 2021 alone, making it the most awarded energy supplier in the country. It’s worth noting that Octopus Energy is also available in Oban.
Here are some other highly rated UK energy suppliers on Trustpilot:
Who is the greenest energy supplier in Strathclyde?
Providing 100% renewable electricity and gas, Green Energy UK is the greenest energy supplier in the UK today. , the greenest energy supplier in the country is Green Energy UK. It’s worth noting that many suppliers falsely claim to be green by simply purchasing their green certification. Here are some genuinely green suppliers in the country:
Interested in energy supply in other Strathclyde cities? Other cities you may find interesting:
How do I switch energy suppliers in Oban?
Under normal circumstances, switching energy companies is easy. Also, it's usually quite necessary in order to ensure that you’re getting the best energy deal for your home. To switch energy suppliers, simply:
- 🏷 Run an energy price comparison of the suppliers in your area
- 🙌 Select the best energy deal for your needs
- 💵 Choose your payment method - Direct Debit tends to be the cheapest
- 🕰 Wait to be switched - this usually takes around 14 days
- ✅ You’re switched! It really is that easy.
Can I keep my current energy supplier if I move to Oban ?
You can transfer your current energy plan to your new home. Just ensure that your name is on the energy bill at your new home and inform your existing supplier of your move at least 48 hours prior.
How do I set up an energy supply in my new Oban home?
Before moving, you’ll have to:
- 🕰Give your current energy supplier at least 48 hour notice of your move,
- 🏡Take a final meter reading from your last day at your old home,
- 🚫Check if you have any exit fees to pay
- 🧾Arrange to have your final bill delivered to your new address
- 🔎Take a meter reading at your new home
- 📞Inform your new home’s supplier of your move and give them your readings
FAQs about energy in Oban
❓How do I find out who my new energy supplier is in Oban?
To find out who supplies your energy after moving, contact your local energy distribution company at 0345 070 7373.
🔋Who are the top 6 energy suppliers in Oban?
The “Big Six” is used to describe the country’s main energy providers. These are British Gas, EON, Npower, Scottish Power, OVO and EDF.
⚡️Are solar panels worth it in Oban?
Absolutely! With solar panels, you can expect to save around £270 on energy bills per year. Any excess energy you produce can also be sold back to the grid, earning you money.