OctoTariffs

Maintained change log

Octopus tariff changes and product updates

A manually reviewed log of material Octopus tariff and product changes, with effective dates and official sources. Entries record effective dates from published material; database ingest times are never treated as announcements.

Edited by Rob Gibbs. Guidance reviewed: .

Methodology · Corrections

Material changes

  1. Charge Pack

    What changed: Octopus added dated version 1.0 terms for Charge Pack, describing it as a smart battery feature with controlled sessions and compensation rules.

    Why it matters here: Charge Pack is an add-on over compatible import and export tariffs, so its session credits cannot be represented as one regional unit-rate family.

    Read the official source

    Record reviewed 2026-08-27.

  2. Flexible Octopus and variable smart tariffs

    What changed: The July price-cap period began. Octopus explained that Flexible and variable smart-tariff prices would rise for the period, while existing fixed prices and wholesale-linked Agile or Tracker behave differently.

    Why it matters here: A current regional rate and product version should be used; an older national average or fixed-tariff figure is not a substitute.

    Read the official source

    Record reviewed 2026-08-27.

  3. Domestic electricity and gas tariffs

    What changed: Octopus applied announced policy-cost reductions from 1 April, including automatic reductions described for fixed, Flexible, Agile and Tracker customers.

    Why it matters here: Historic comparisons must use rates effective on each date rather than applying today’s formula or unit rate to earlier consumption.

    Read the official source

    Record reviewed 2026-08-27.

How to use this log

Use a tariff’s current and historical rate pages for prices. This log explains selected material changes; it is not a complete feed of every product code, price movement or supplier announcement.

Primary sources