Renewable energy is no longer a niche concern — it is now central to energy strategy, investment decisions, and property market appeal.
For property owners, landlords, and investors, choosing suppliers with strong renewable energy credentials is increasingly important for attracting tenants, meeting regulatory standards, and future-proofing assets.
In this guide, we explore National Gas and Power’s position on renewable energy, compare it to competitors, and outline what UK property owners need to know when considering renewable solutions.
Limited Renewable Offering:
National Gas and Power, at present, does not specialise in fully renewable or 100% green tariffs.
Electricity Source Mix:
Their standard tariffs largely reflect the UK’s broader energy grid mix, which, while improving annually, is still only partly renewable.
No Certified Green Tariffs:
Unlike suppliers such as Octopus Energy or So Energy, National Gas and Power does not offer certified green or carbon-neutral tariffs that directly support renewable energy generation.
By default, National Gas and Power’s electricity supply reflects the UK’s growing shift toward renewables:
As of 2025, the UK’s grid energy mix includes around 45–50% renewable sources (wind, solar, hydro).
Therefore, even standard energy supply is becoming greener, but specific supplier-driven green initiatives are limited at National Gas and Power.
Benefit | Impact |
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Tenant Attraction | Eco-conscious tenants prefer sustainable homes. |
Regulatory Compliance | Supports achieving EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) targets. |
Investment Value Protection | Green buildings retain stronger market value over time. |
Operational Savings | Energy-efficient properties can reduce operational costs over the long term. |
Supplier | Renewable Energy Credentials | Ideal For |
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Octopus Energy | 100% renewable electricity | Landlords prioritising eco credentials. |
E.ON Next | Renewable electricity as standard | Residential and SME portfolios. |
So Energy | 100% renewable and competitive rates | Sustainability-driven property owners. |
National Gas and Power | Standard UK energy mix only | Cost-focused landlords without specific green requirements. |
Managing lower-margin properties where cost control outweighs green marketing priorities.
Temporary or transitional property holdings.
Short-term tenants less focused on sustainability credentials.
High-end properties where eco-living is a major selling point.
Institutional investors with ESG mandates.
London prime residential and commercial developments seeking strong EPC ratings and future compliance advantages.
Fraser Bond advises and supports property owners in making strategic energy decisions, including:
Supplier Comparisons: Helping clients assess cost vs. sustainability benefits across suppliers.
Green Energy Strategy Development: Recommending steps to make portfolios more energy efficient.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring properties meet energy efficiency standards and future-proofing requirements.
Sustainability Marketing Support: Helping landlords and developers position properties as eco-friendly assets to boost market appeal.
Partnering with Fraser Bond ensures that your energy procurement strategy is aligned with your investment goals, tenant expectations, and regulatory requirements.
While National Gas and Power provides competitively priced standard energy, it is not a specialist in renewable energy solutions.
Property owners serious about sustainability, future regulatory compliance, or premium tenant attraction should consider greener suppliers. Fraser Bond’s expert guidance ensures you select the most appropriate energy strategy — balancing cost-efficiency, property performance, and environmental responsibility.