Octopus Energy has issued a £200 warning to customers following ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Octopus has announced fees for leaving a fixed-rate tariff has gone from zero to £50 and finally £75.

Octopus has warned customers energy prices are spiking right now because developments in the Middle East have sharply reduced global supply.

Thu, Mar 5, 2026 Octopus Energy will charge £75 if customers want to exit new contracts amid the war in the Middle East. Anyone signing up to the energy giant's 12 month, fixed dual-fuel tariff will ...

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