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    Octopus Energy overtakes British Gas as UK’s largest energy supplier

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Octopus Energy has surpassed British Gas to become the UK's largest energy supplier, holding a 23.7% market share, according to Cornwall Insights.

    Octopus Energy Surpasses British Gas as UK's Top Supplier

    LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s Octopus Energy has become the country’s largest energy supplier by market share, it said on Friday, citing data from consultancy Cornwall Insights.

    The data shows that Octopus Energy, which was launched nine years ago, has overtaken Centrica’s British Gas which had been the country’s largest energy supplier for the past 20 years.

    “Just nine years after launching to the market, Octopus Energy has become the UK’s largest energy supplier, providing energy to more accounts than any other business,” Octopus Energy said in a statement.

    Data compiled by Cornwall Insights showed Octopus serves 12.9 million households, giving it a 23.7% market share, compared with the next biggest supplier, which is British Gas, with a 23.1% share.

    Centrica declined to comment on the data.

    (Reporting By Susanna Twidale; editing by Nina Chestney)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Octopus Energy is now the UK's largest energy supplier.
    • •Octopus Energy has a 23.7% market share.
    • •British Gas has been overtaken after 20 years.
    • •Cornwall Insights provided the market data.
    • •Centrica declined to comment on the data.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Octopus Energy overtakes British Gas as UK’s largest energy supplier

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses Octopus Energy becoming the UK's largest energy supplier, surpassing British Gas.

    2How many households does Octopus Energy serve?

    Octopus Energy serves 12.9 million households.

    3What market share does British Gas hold?

    British Gas holds a 23.1% market share.

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