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How do I get an Octopus referral code?

Running Energy Stats UK takes a bit of time (and quite a bit of hosting and compute power).

Octopus Energy Refer a Friend – Get £50 Free Credit

If you’re thinking about switching energy supplier, joining Octopus Energy using my referral link gives you £50 free credit once you’re up and running.

Business users can also use this link and get £100 of free credit.

https://mickwall.octopus.energy/

Feel free to explore the rest of the website where you can find pricing information for Agile, Intelligent Go, Cosy, Tracker and many other Octopus smart tariffs.

There is also my blog section where I talk about my renewable journey to a gas free house using Solar, Batteries, EV and a Vaillant Arotherm heat pump.

Octopus Energy Referral Code

Referral information and free credit offer

If you find Energy Stats UK useful, there are a couple of easy ways to support the site and help cover hosting and server costs.

Thinking about switching energy suppliers?

Homeowners who join Octopus Energy using my referral link get £50 free credit after signing up.  Business users get £100 free credit, and if you’re looking at solar or a heat pump, there’s also a £100 gift card through Octopus Tech.

Finally, a £25 gift card can be claimed when having an EV charger installed through Octopus.

Or, if you just want to say thanks, you can buy me a coffee.

You can also see more ways to support the site here via the likes of Plusnet broadband, Smarty Mobile, Havenwise remote heat pump control, Hetzner Cloud hosting and more.

Follow @energystatsuk on Twitter / X, Bluesky and Mastodon for daily tariff graphs and updates.

Note: The current and past performance of energy pricing is not necessarily a guide to the future.

Mick Wall

Mick Wall runs Energy Stats UK, where he shares independent data and real-world insights from his own Sheffield home. By tracking solar, battery storage, and heat pump performance, Mick helps cut through the myths and highlight what really works in the UK’s shift to low-carbon heating.