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Octopus Fixed Gas tariff rates

A gas rate held for the length of the contract

Current regional picture

Compare all 14 regions

Official GSP boundaries, shaded by the current fixed all-day unit rate.

View exact rates as a table
Current fixed unit rate by region
RegionCurrent fixed unit rate
Eastern EnglandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
East MidlandsOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
LondonOE-FIX-6M-26-10-19not available
Merseyside and North WalesOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
West MidlandsOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
North East EnglandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
North West EnglandOE-FIX-6M-26-10-19not available
Southern EnglandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
South East EnglandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
South WalesOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
South West EnglandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
YorkshireOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
Southern ScotlandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available
Northern ScotlandOE-FIX-12M-26-10-19not available

Long-term context

The last 48 months across Great Britain

Octopus Fixed Gas monthly rates averaged across the regions of Great BritainOctopus Fixed Gas monthly rates averaged across the regions of Great Britain from Nov 2022 to Oct 2026. Ranges from 7.66p to 9.29p per kWh. Most recent period Oct 2026: 9.05p per kWh, counted from 22 of 31 days. 2 periods are drawn from part of the calendar rather than all of it: Aug 2026 (29 of 31 days), Oct 2026 (22 of 31 days). A month is partly counted where a version went on or came off sale inside it, and the current month is always still in progress.7.66p8.07p8.47p8.88p9.29pNov 2022Nov 23Oct 24Oct 25Oct 20269.05p latest

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Points are interactive: hover, focus or select one for exact values. The line is the plain average of the regional monthly means — all 14 regions, in every month — and the shaded band runs from the cheapest of those regions to the dearest in that month. So the band is the spread BETWEEN regions, not the spread within a month — a regional page’s chart shows the latter. Nobody pays the line; it describes the country rather than a bill. 2 periods are drawn from part of the calendar rather than all of it: Aug 2026 (29 of 31 days), Oct 2026 (22 of 31 days). A month is partly counted where a version went on or came off sale inside it, and the current month is always still in progress. They are drawn hollow.

About Octopus Fixed Gas

This page shows the gas rates of Octopus Fixed, a tariff whose unit rate and standing charge are held for the length of the contract instead of being reviewed periodically. Fixing gas means the rate stays where it is whatever happens to the wholesale gas market during the term, which is protection against a rise and equally a barrier to benefiting from a fall. Rates here are pence per kilowatt hour of gas, a different commodity from electricity: the two are quoted in the same units but they are not comparable figures.

Before you switch

Is Octopus Fixed Gas a fit?

A quick suitability check before you compare the live price with your own home and usage.

Reviewed 24 August 2026

Essentials

You need

  • A domestic gas supply in a region where this product version is available.

Best fit

Works best if

  • You value a simpler rate structure over active half-hourly scheduling.

Check carefully

Watch out for

  • Standing charges, eligibility, product versions and future rates can change the outcome.

Pairing

Compatible export choices

  • Not applicable to a gas tariff.

Make the final check

How to verify or switch

  1. Check the exact tariff name, product version, regional quote, eligibility and current terms with Octopus Energy.
  2. Use OctoTariffs history and calculators as evidence, not as a supplier quote or guarantee of future cost.
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Questions, answered

What does fixing the gas rate actually protect against?
A change in the price itself. The unit rate and the standing charge stay as they are for the full term regardless of the wholesale market or the level of the price cap. It does not fix your bill, which still depends on how much gas you burn.
Can I compare this with the fixed electricity rate?
No. Both are pence per kilowatt hour, but a kilowatt hour of gas is a different commodity from a kilowatt hour of electricity and the two rates are set from different wholesale markets. Reading one against the other is a category error.
What happens at the end of the term?
A fixed term ends and the account moves on to whatever tariff the supplier rolls it to, usually the standard variable one, unless another is chosen before the end date.