Contact Details
Manweb House
Kingsfield Court
Chester Business Park
Chester
CH4 9RF
Contact Information
- General enquiries 0845 270 6543
- Email customer.services@scottishpower.co.uk
* Open: Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm and Sat 9am - 5pm excluding public and bank holidays
General Information
In 1995 Manweb and ScottishPower merged, and combined they provide 2.5 million homes in the UK with power.
Your serviceswill still be provided through the same pipes, cables and lines and Lloyds will take care of the switch so there will be no charge. Lloyds TSB claim it can take 'less than 10 minutes' to sign up and that the cost of your bills should be lower.
Selling points
- Manweb research into renewable energy sources beyond what a number of other suppliers do, and ScottishPower own hydro-electric and wind farms across the UK.
- Promise to deliver quality and value for money services.
Supplier services
Green
Online
Dual Fuel
Fixed Billing
Packages on offer
Standard gas tariff
Gas package for most users
Standard electricity tariff
Electricity for most users
Gas & Electricity Package
Save more money by getting both your gas and electricity from ScottishPower/Manweb.
Online energy service
You can save even more money by opting for paperless billing and ScottishPower/Manweb's online account service.
No standing charge service
You can opt to pay no standing charge, so that all you pay for are the units you use.
Green energy tariff
ScottishPower/Manweb offers various options for customers wishing to take the more environmentally friendly options.
Prepayment option
It is possible to use a top-up option to use prepay for your gas and electricity account.
Ways to pay your bill
- Direct debit/standing order
- Online
- Credit/debit card
- Cash/cheque through bank/post office
- Prepayment
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After slipping behind on some payments and getting into minor debt (couple of hundred quid) we thought we'd do the sensible thing and prepay by meter. With a small amount extra per-week to pay. Three years on, the extra per-week has increased 3 fold, the meter eats money at irregular rates, they never stick to any arranged visits (cost me days of work). We are rarely able to get any reliable figures out of them, accept that the debt is still increasing, have only seen a few statements during that time. We are trying very hard to get out of this, by saving up to pay the debt off in a lump sum, because until thats done we cant even switch suppliers. Helpful they are NOT, they have some very nice 'fishing hooks', which you can wiggle on.
Posted by John Day, 19th February 2008I accidentally lost my gas card for my prepayment meter, I phoned manweb as I had no supply of gas and I have a child under 5 and other young children. After a lengthy wait on the phone I explained my dilemma to an advisor who said there was no available engineer at my area at that time, as soon as an engineer was available they would be at my assistance. That was yesterday, I have since been informed that an engineer would be available within 4 hours, then I was informed that this information was wrong and they don't know when an engineer would be available, and failed to put a new gas card in the post so I won't receive my new card until Saturday, providing it makes the post so I will of spent 2 days and 1 night with no heating, no cooker and no hot water for my children! Needless to say I won't be staying with manweb!!
Posted by Carol Doyle, 10th January 2008I had a pre-pay card meter account with S. Power Manweb. In Jan 06 they sent me a statement saying I was £190 in debt, when queried about this they admitted to having had a computer problem in Sept 05 resulting in them loosing data on "numerous accounts". Despite me providing them with my own readings from the meter from this period and the dates and amounts of payments made, by the time I changed my supplier (May 06) they had managed to "misplace" £315 and where trying to charge me £302 for electricity I had already paid for! Only after the threat of legal action did they find the money I had paid them over the previous 9 months even though I had a letter from them admitting they had lost it.
Posted by John Gibbs, 10th January 2008I am now with Equipower and very happy, low prices and no standing charges.
I have an agreement with Scottish Power that I can represent a lady over 80 who has failing eyesight. The sales side will promise you the earth. Because of her age she has a ‘carefree package’. However, customer service doesn’t reply to my letters so it is little use having a carefree package. This lady had transposed day and night meter readings, e.g. a lot more units used on storage radiators, charged on the day tariff, and vice versa. SPM wanted to up this DD to £82 from £33. If you are certain that you are right – just telephone your bank and stop the direct debit. It is surprising how quickly SPM will respond! They will correspond with you. I would recommend anyone to stay with SPM until your problem is solved, then switch and don’t ever go back. I'd rate it less than zero but your scale doesn't permit that so it has to be one.
Posted by Derek Armitage, 16th December 2007My son and his family have just moved into a new house and the utilities are provided by scottish manpower. the gas meter had a debt on it from the previous tennant and scottish manpower will not remove this debt from this meter. so far my this week they have put fifty pounds on the meter and they have only received less than ten pounds supply of gas. this company should be banned from supply gas to its customers because alll they are concerned about is ways to rip off their customers. i would advise all customers to leave this company as soon as possible
Posted by Andy Shelley, 11th December 2007After being told by Scottish Power that my monthly direct debit was sufficient and my statements coming in showing credit for 9 months, they have upped my direct debit by 50% and are refusing to lower it as they deem it a more suitable amount!
Posted by Sharron Langham, 21st September 2007My elderly parents were bumped onto ScottishPower Manweb without any choice. The direct debit has been continually changed; they have been told they are hugely in debt which has caused both to become more seriously ill as a result of having no one person to speak to to query the bill. They have paid excessive sums to anonymous persons over the phone and there is no resolution to their requests for clarification.
Posted by Mrs Elizabeth Simson, 13th August 2007Rate this service below ZERO
We, my wife and I, pay by standing order £83.50 per month. The bill just goes up and up yet we were led to understand prices would go down?
Posted by William Cameron, 30th June 2007Our latest statement is £97.88, we avoided lights, heating, etc to no avail. Will bill never reduce?
Scottish power did not send me a bill for 3 years, despite my monthly phone calls. The first bill i received was a Final Demand! So I paid it and they insisted that I go onto monthly direct debit. So I did. After 2 months my statement showed me to be in credit. The next month they sent me a letter saying "to prevent you from going into further debt..." they increased my monthly payments by 50%. !!!! So I switched to British Gas and have had no further problems.
Posted by Alison Truesdale, 30th May 2007