EDF Energy refer a friend

EDF energy refer a friend

Refer a friend to EDF

  • Head to the EDF refer a friend page and fill out the form with your full name and email address.
  • Once submitted, you will find your unique referral link and code, along with methods for sharing it via email and social media.
  • Share your link or code with interested friends and family – don’t forget to mention that they’ll receive an incentive for signing up via your link.
  • Once somebody has signed up as a new EDF customer via your link both you and the new customer will receive £50 of bill credit.

Get referred to EDF

  • Get hold of your friend’s unique referral code. Check out their social media accounts or give them permission to email to to you directly.
  • Don’t know any existing EDF customers? You can use our referral link by clicking here. You will receive the full referral reward whenever you use our link.
  • Using the referral link or code, switch your energy supplier to an EDF tariff.
  • Make sure you use the same email that your friend used to refer you so that the rewards can be correctly attributed.
  • You will become eligible for the reward once your services have been provided by EDF for 30 days.
Referrer’s reward£50 Credit
Friend’s reward£50 Credit
Account required?No
Maximum referralsUnlimited

EDF Energy is one of the big six suppliers in the UK. It’s the UK’s biggest generator of zero-carbon electricity and the largest supplier of electricity by volume in Great Britain. It owns and operates eight nuclear power stations and 35 wind farms that generate that zero-carbon electricity.

Using the EDF referral program you can create a unique referral code and share it with friends and family – you don’t even need to be an existing customer. Should someone use your code and sign up as a new EDF customer you’ll both receive £50 of bill credit.

Nb. The zero-carbon electricity purchased is supplied into the National Grid. Customers receive electricity via the National Grid, not directly from zero-carbon generators. UK Fuel Mix disclosure information, published by BEIS, acknowledges electricity from wind, solar and nuclear fuel produces zero carbon dioxide at the point of generation.

Links

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  1. https://referme.to/diclea-1x

    Hi, I love being with EDF and I think you would too! If I refer you they’ll give us BOTH £50 credit on our energy account. That’s fifty round pounds we can spend elsewhere! Use my link: https://referme.to/diclea-1x

    To get the best deals, don’t forget to register with a direct debit.

    Thank you 🙂

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  2. EDF Energy

    We both 50 Credit on our energy account. Please use my link below.

    https://referme.to/samb-326

    All our residential and small business tariffs are backed by 100% zero carbon nuclear electricity, with the exception of our EV tariff which is backed with 100% zero carbon renewable electricity.

    Electricity for our GoElectric tariff comes from renewable sources like wind, solar, biomass, tidal and hydroelectric.

    At the end of each fuel mix reporting year we’ll make sure we’ve purchased enough renewable electricity from EDF owned, renewable generation to match the total volume of electricity supplied to all of our customers on the GoElectric tariff. A fuel mix reporting year begins on 1 April and ends on 31 March the following year

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