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Scottish Power export tariffs
Short answer
ScottishPower publishes Smart Export Guarantee terms for eligible generators. Rates and product conditions can change, so confirm the current tariff and terms directly before applying. Compare the rate you personally qualify for, meter requirements, payment method and any import-supply condition rather than relying on an undated comparison.
- Verify
- Current rate and tariff name
- Read
- Eligibility and payment terms
- Prepare
- Meter and installation evidence
What to compare
Record the exact tariff name and date checked. Then compare the live export rate, whether it can vary, contract duration, eligibility evidence, meter requirements and payment schedule.
What to prepare
Keep the installation certificate, network paperwork, MPAN details, export-meter information and proof of ownership available. Use ScottishPower’s current application checklist because supplier evidence requirements can change.
Use the supplier’s terms as the final source
The Ofgem scheme sets the framework; the supplier sets its tariff rate and many contract terms. Read both before accepting an offer.
Compare other current SEG rates before applying.
Common questions
What is the current ScottishPower export rate?
Must ScottishPower supply my imported electricity?
Sources
Checked 2026-09-09. Rates, rules and eligibility can change. Confirm current terms before signing a contract or applying for funding.
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