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Free Electricity: Earn Rewards for Using Energy

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Octopus⁢ Energy Customers Unlock Free⁤ Electricity, Fueling‍ charitable ⁢Donations

London, UK – September 26, 2025 – Octopus Energy is rewarding customers‍ with free electricity sessions, turning‌ energy usage into a ​force ⁢for good. The initiative, designed to balance grid demand, has already ‍resulted in over £500,000 in charitable donations and the creation of over 200,000 plushies for children⁣ in ‌need.

The program incentivizes participation in “free” electricity periods ⁣- times when renewable energy supply ‍exceeds demand ⁣- ​by allowing​ Octoplus members to run appliances without incurring electricity​ charges. As customers utilize this‌ benefit, Octopus Energy contributes to a growing fund supporting three charities:⁢ Dogs‌ on the Streets,​ FoodCycle, and YoungMinds. To date, the program has enabled support for keeping ​people experiencing homelessness and their pets together ⁣via Dogs on the Streets, transforming surplus food into community⁢ meals through FoodCycle, and providing mental health resources for ⁣young people with YoungMinds.

Octopus ​energy’s free electricity ‍sessions are available to customers with a smart meter and a Direct Debit payment plan enrolled‍ in the Octoplus loyalty program. The more electricity⁤ used during these designated periods, the greater the ⁣potential for charitable contributions.‍ A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) from user @BrianRumbelow highlighted‍ the benefit, ​stating he ‌used the free electricity to roast potatoes and chickens.

Customers ⁤interested in joining Octoplus and participating in the program can find more information and sign up through the ‍Octopus Energy website. ⁤The initiative aims to not only reward customers but also to promote responsible energy consumption and support vital community services.

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