Who Supplies My Energy?

Identify your current gas and electricity provider quickly using the industry-standard services

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Reviewed by Grow Your BusinessLast updated 26 July 2026

Identifying your supplier

If you've recently moved in or just don't know who provides your energy, there are simple ways to find out.

How to find out

You can check your latest bill, or if you don't have one, use the online 'Find My Supplier' service for gas or contact your local electricity network operator.

Using MPAN/MPRN

Your MPAN (electricity) and MPRN (gas) numbers are unique identifiers for your supply points.

Supply types

Electricity (MPAN)

Your Meter Point Administration Number is a 13-digit code found on your bill.

Gas (MPRN)

Your Meter Point Reference Number is a 6-10 digit code found on your gas meter or bill.

When to check

Use these services when:

  1. 1

    New home

    You've just moved into a property and haven't received a bill.

  2. 2

    Forgotten provider

    You haven't checked or changed supplier in a long time.

Who can use these services?

Any householder can search these national databases for free.

How to compare supplier information

Follow these steps to make an informed choice:

  1. 1

    Check for bills first

    Bills are always the easiest way to identify your provider.

  2. 2

    Use the official portal

    Always use the government-approved 'Find My Supplier' service.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Free to use
  • Available 24/7
  • Provides definitive information

Cons

  • Requires some address details
  • Not always instant for electricity
  • Does not give tariff details directly

Why it matters

Knowing your supplier is essential for setting up payments, resolving billing issues, and making future switches.

Potential risks

Engaging with identifying your energy provider requires care to ensure you don't overpay or miss critical protections.

For energy, failing to switch or manage your smart meter can lead to higher costs. For finance, errors on your report can lead to loan rejections.

Always use verified, independent sources like Ofgem or regulated financial services to compare options.

Other options

If online tools fail:

Call the previous owner

If you have their contact details, they might know.

FAQs

About this guide

Written and reviewed by the Grow Your Business team, and kept up to date as rates, rules and provider terms change.

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