Get £100 Fuse Energy bill credit

The referral code shown on this page is NAISHADH79514. Enter it while signing up directly through Fuse, before completing the onboarding process. The code must be used while the referral campaign is active.

An eligible new customer signs up directly with Fuse and enters the referral code during onboarding. After the switch is completed and the new customer pays the first full-month bill by its due date, Fuse applies £100 as credit against later energy charges. The reward is subject to the current official campaign terms.

Fuse runs an official customer referral programme and provides existing customers with unique referral codes. This website is an independent customer guide, not an official Fuse website. You can verify the programme, reward and eligibility rules using the official Fuse referral article and terms linked below.

The current referral reward is £100 in Fuse account credit for an eligible new customer. It is a flat reward, so moving both gas and electricity does not increase it to £200.

It is bill credit, not cash and not a discount on the tariff rate. Fuse uses the £100 credit to reduce later energy charges until it has been used. It cannot be withdrawn, refunded or exchanged for cash.

The credit is not normally added as soon as you submit the switch. You must complete the eligible switch and pay for your first full month of Fuse energy by the bill's due date. Fuse can show the reward as pending while it waits for and processes that payment.

Fuse says the code is entered towards the end of its direct onboarding process, after the property has been signed up. Enter it before completing sign-up and check that it has been accepted. Do not assume it can be added after the switch request has been submitted.

You should enter the code during sign-up. Fuse states that the referral code must be used while the campaign is live and as part of the eligible onboarding process. If you have already submitted a switch without it, contact Fuse support promptly, but do not assume the code can be applied retrospectively.

No, not under the current referral rules. Fuse excludes new customers who join through a Price Comparison Website and specifically names USwitch and GoCompare as examples. If you want the referral credit, complete the switch through Fuse's own website, app or eligible referral route.

No. The person using the code must be a new Fuse customer who has not previously held a Fuse contract. Existing customers may be able to refer other eligible people, but they cannot use another referral code to receive a new-customer reward.

The referred person must be new to Fuse, use the code during direct sign-up, join during an active campaign and switch at least one eligible import electricity or gas supply. They must not join through a comparison website and must pay the first full-month bill by its due date. The current official terms contain the complete rules.

This website currently shows the offer until 17 October 2026. Referral campaigns can change, so the campaign period and terms published by Fuse determine whether a sign-up qualifies.

Yes. Comparing energy prices before switching is sensible. Look at Fuse's estimated annual cost, electricity and gas unit rates, daily standing charges, tariff length and exit fees. If you then choose Fuse and want the referral reward, start the actual switch directly with Fuse rather than through the comparison website.

That depends on your postcode, meter, tariff and energy usage. A £100 referral credit can reduce future bills, but it does not automatically make Fuse the cheapest energy supplier. Compare the full annual cost of the tariff using your real yearly consumption before deciding.

Compare estimated annual cost using the same usage figures, electricity and gas unit rates, standing charges, tariff type, contract length, exit fees and payment method. Use a recent bill to find your actual annual consumption. Treat the referral credit as a one-off benefit after comparing the underlying tariff.

Yes. Fuse currently advertises fixed, variable and multi-rate tariffs. Fixed tariffs hold the quoted rates for a stated period, while variable rates can change. Multi-rate tariffs charge different prices at different times and may require a compatible meter. Check the exact rates and conditions in your quote.

Fuse supplies both gas and import electricity, subject to the property and meter being eligible. The current referral reward remains £100 whether you move one eligible supply or both. Export-only electricity supply does not qualify for the referral reward.

Not for every standard tariff. Fuse says some customers with a compatible manual meter can switch first and request a smart-meter upgrade later. Multi-rate and time-of-use tariffs may require a compatible connected meter. Confirm your meter type with Fuse when requesting a quote.

Fuse advertises that its online sign-up can take under three minutes, but that is only the application process. The actual transfer of your energy supply takes longer and Fuse will confirm the switch date. Its switching guidance says the wider process typically takes up to five working days.

A normal supplier switch should not interrupt the physical supply to your home. The pipes, cables and meter stay in place while the account moves between suppliers. Follow any instructions about meter readings and check the confirmed switch date and final bill from your previous supplier.

No. Fuse does not allow self-referrals, and only one referral code can be added to an account. The person using the code must be entering a referral code for the first time under the current campaign rules.