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We are delighted to announce that Bellway has partnered with one of the UK’s leading energy providers, Octopus Energy, to deliver Zero Bills™ for at least five years on selected new homes.
Zero Bills™ is a world-first smart initiative that guarantees no energy bills for at least five years*, allowing you the peace of mind to live in comfort when you buy new with Bellway.
A range of our new homes at selected developments are fully equipped with state-of-the-art green energy technology, including an air source heat pump, a home battery, and roof-mounted solar panels – all optimised by Octopus.
If you live in a brand new Zero Bills™ Bellway home, you’re able to set your home heating preferences through Octopus’ handy, hassle-free app – and they’ll take care of the rest.
Zero Bills™ households save around £1,800 a year on energy bills compared to those on a standard variable tariff, based on current energy rates.^
We are currently building a collection of Zero Bills™ homes at our Victoria Gate development in Stafford. From 2024, a further 250 Zero Bills™ homes are planned at a Bellway development in Bedfordshire, with the potential for more sites to follow soon.
Find out more“We are proud to be the first national housebuilder to partner with Octopus to deliver Zero Bills™ homes. These homes will be at the cutting edge of sustainable design and will save our customers thousands of pounds in energy costs, exemplifying our commitment to putting people and the planet first.”– Jason Honeyman, CEO of Bellway
Visit our Victoria Gate development and speak to one of our sales advisors for more information, or visit Octopus Energy’s website for a list of FAQs about this exclusive, world-first tariff.
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*Limits and exclusions apply. Please visit Smart Tariffs - Terms and Conditions | Octopus Energy for full T&Cs.
^£1834 Ofgem price cap, based off Ofgem Typical Domestic Consumption Value (TDCVs) of an average home
