What are the cheapest energy offers in France in 2026 ?

What is the ranking of the cheapest electricity tariffs in septembre 2026 ?

The energy market is constantly evolving, especially since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East, making it difficult at times to choose a suitable electricity and gas plan. To simplify your task, we have analyzed and compared the available options. Discover right now the most economical deals currently available and the cheapest electricity provider in septembre 2026!

1

Primeo Énergie

Offre Fixe Confort+

2

Ekwateur

Électricité 100% Renouvelable - Prix Fixe 1 An

3

Gaz de Bordeaux

Novafixe Elec

In septembre 2026, evolutions of the top 3 cheapest electricity deals allow consumers to suscribe to more advantageous tariffs compared to the regulated one. The table below details the savings achieved by subscribing to the different options within the top 3 compared to the TRV.

What is the ranking of the cheapest gas tariffs in septembre 2026 ?

To help you sort through the most advantageous gas deals currently available, we have analyzed the prices charged by the different providers for you. Find the cheapest plans on the market below for septembre 2026 !

What are the cheapest gas tariffs for the B1 consumption class ?

If your budget is limited or if you wish to lower your energy bills, it can be useful to regularly stay informed about the cheapest energy deals. The podium and table below summarize those that feature the lowest rates, thus allowing you to reduce your monthly budget. All plans are presented based on the B1 consumption class.

1

Gaz de Bordeaux

Novafixe Biogaz

2

Gaz de Bordeaux

Novafixe Biogaz

3

Gaz de Bordeaux

Novafixe Biogaz

• Gaz de Bordeaux - Novafixe Biogaz : The Novafixe Biogaz plan is a natural gas offer with capped prices for a controlled budget, with no commitment, featuring their lowest current rates on the market, including an ecological tree-planting option (from €1.14 incl. VAT/month) to offset your environmental footprint.
• Gaz de Bordeaux - Novafixe Biogaz : The Novafixe Biogaz tariff provides 100% green gas at a reduced rate, tailored to households seeking an economical and environmentally friendly option.
• Gaz de Bordeaux - Novafixe Biogaz ️: The Novafixe Biogaz deal is an indexed natural gas plan designed to offer a competitive rate compared to the regulated tariff while supporting more sustainable consumption.

The ranking of the most advantageous gas deals focuses on the B1 consumption class (annual consumption between 6,000 and 300,000 kWh) because it represents the most common and majority consumption profile for French households (used for cooking, hot water, and heating). Find the complete classification of the different gas consumption profiles right below.

What are the cheapest gas tariffs for the base consumption class ?

1

EDF

Avantage Gaz 2 Ans

2

Engie

Gaz Référence 3 Ans (5% Gaz Vert) - Promo Rentrée

3

GEG

Mon Offre Gaz - Fixe 3 Ans

Why should you switch providers and find cheaper deals in 2026 ?

In 2026, despite the fact that the energy crisis seems to be behind us, the electricity and gas markets have undergone major transformations that require consumers to remain vigilant and even consider changing providers. For electricity, the final exit from the tariff shield in 2023 was accompanied by the return to normal of the electricity excise tax (formerly TICFE). This increase in taxation has mechanically pushed up the final amount of bills.

Since the disappearance of regulated gas tariffs, the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) publishes a monthly Benchmark Gas Sale Price (PRVG). This indicative tariff has become the new market standard for checking if your current contract is truly competitive.

Finally, the beginning of this year is marked by the increase in gas prices due to the conflict in the Middle East, which pushes more and more consumers to review their consumption and seek the cheapest gas deals on the market.

How to choose your meter power ?

Choosing the right meter power is essential for optimizing your energy consumption and avoiding frequent power outages. Here are the criteria to consider :

• The size of your home : a small-surface apartment will generally require a power capacity of 6 kVA, while a larger house, especially if it features electric heating, may require 9 kVA or more.
• The number of electrical appliances : the more appliances you run simultaneously (heating, household appliances, connected equipment), the more the required power capacity increases.
• The heating method : electric heating is more energy-intensive than gas or oil heating, thus directly influencing the required meter size.
• Your lifestyle : if you are frequently at home or if you work from home, your consumption will be higher and could justify a higher power rating.

Selecting the right meter power helps avoid power outages and reduce the cost of your subscription.

How to choose your consumption option ?

The choice of consumption option (base rate, peak hours / off-peak hours...) depends on your daily habits, your energy needs, and the characteristics of your home. Here are the criteria to consider :

• Your energy needs : if you use many electrical appliances and heaters, the base rate with a fixed kWh price may be more suitable. On the other hand, if you can concentrate your consumption at specific times, the peak / off-peak hours option could allow you to make savings.
• Consumption hours during the day : the peak / off-peak hours option is interesting if you can run your energy-intensive appliances (such as the washing machine or water heater) during off-peak hours, generally at night or early in the morning.
• Type of home : An electrically heated and well-insulated home could benefit from a more flexible option, such as EDF's Tempo tariff, while a small apartment might remain more cost-effective with a base rate plan.
• Your lifestyle : if you work from home and consume energy mainly during the day, the base option could prove more advantageous. On the other hand, if you are often away during the day, off-peak hours can be more economical.

Analyzing your consumption option properly allows you to optimize your energy expenses and choose the most suitable contract for your situation.

Which are the different types of prices available ?

There are four types of energy tariffs available to help you find the cheapest deals : the Regulated Sales Tariff (TRV), the Benchmark Gas Sale Price (PRVG), the Fixed Rate, and the Indexed Rate.

Which definitions stand for the TRV and the PRVG ?

The Regulated Sales Tariff (TRV) is set by public authorities and offered only by the historical electricity provider, EDF. It is supervised by the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and can evolve several times a year based on production costs and the energy market.

There is also the version for gas (the benchmark gas price). The TRV and the PRVG offer a certain security to consumers thanks to their regulation, but they can also be higher than market deals.

Which features define the Fixed Rate ?

The Fixed Rate guarantees a stable kWh price for the entire duration of the contract, generally between 1 and 4 years. Even if market prices increase, your rate remains unchanged, offering protection against unforeseen hikes. However, if prices fall, you will not be able to benefit from immediate savings.

This type of contract is particularly suitable for consumers looking to secure their energy budget in the long term.

Which features define the Indexed Rate ?

The Indexed Rate is directly linked to variations in the regulated tariff or a market index. Its price evolves upward or downward according to a percentage defined in the contract. This type of tariff allows you to benefit from potential market drops while often offering a reduction compared to the TRV.

It is particularly suitable for consumers willing to accept price variations to potentially pay less.

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