36.3p/kWh
Expensive
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36.3p/kWh
Expensive
17.2p/kWh
Normal
Today in North Scotland, Agile prices for buying electricity run from 36.26p to 71.03p per kWh, averaging 47.25p. The cheapest 3 hours still to come are Thu 5 Nov 03:00–06:00 at 37.22p on average.
| Time | Import (buying) | Export (selling) |
|---|---|---|
| 03:00–03:30 (now) | 36.30p (Expensive) | 17.22p (Normal) |
| 03:30–04:00 | 36.26p (Expensive) | 17.20p (Normal) |
| 04:00–04:30 | 36.81p (Expensive) | 17.42p (Normal) |
| 04:30–05:00 | 36.30p (Expensive) | 17.22p (Normal) |
| 05:00–05:30 | 38.42p (Expensive) | 18.06p (Normal) |
| 05:30–06:00 | 39.24p (Expensive) | 18.39p (Normal) |
| 06:00–06:30 | 39.42p (Expensive) | 18.46p (Normal) |
Tomorrow's prices aren't out yet. Over the last 30 days they arrived around 15:54 UK time (latest 16:02).
Tomorrow's prices on their own → Export (Agile Outgoing) prices →
Prices are only published up to Thu 5 Nov 23:00; later slots were not searched.
The average treats every half-hour the same. “Typical home pays” weights each one by how much a typical household uses then (more in the evening), so it's closer to what you'd pay without shifting your use. The price cap rate is Ofgem's average across the country for people paying by Direct Debit. Treat it as a rough guide: the cap is a little different in each region.
Octopus publishes the next day's Agile prices each afternoon, covering 23:00 that night to 23:00 the next day. Over the last 30 days Wattly first saw them at around 15:54 UK time (earliest 15:47, latest 16:02).
Over the last 30 days the cheapest 2 hours on average were 01:00–03:00 (26.44p per kWh), and the most expensive were 17:00–19:00 (58.26p). Prices change every day, so check the cheapest times for today and tomorrow.
So far in 2026, prices for buying electricity have been below zero for 229.5 hours, most recently on 25 October 2026. When that happens you are paid for the electricity you use.
Over the last 30 days a typical home on Agile paid about 37.48p per kWh, against the price cap rate of 26.32p (Ofgem's national average for Direct Debit). That's 42% higher. You pay less if you can move your use away from 16:00–19:00.
Over the last 30 days North Scotland averaged 34.91p per kWh, the most expensive of 14 regions. Prices differ because the cost of using the local network differs.
New customers pay 57.07p a day (including VAT), since 1 October 2024. It's a fixed daily charge on top of the price per kWh.