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SWEB

SWEB Energy, formerly South Western Electricity Board (SWEB) was a British state owned Regional Electricity Company operating in South West England which was privatised by the Thatcher government. It was bought by Southern Company in 1995.

In 1999 Sweb was split into an electricity engineering and distribution company called Western Power Distribution (which retained responsibility for the local distribution, metering and substations) and a retail energy utility that retained the SWEB brand name.

Sweb offers a full range of energy products including online and capped tariffs as well as standard products.  Typical Sweb prices in June 2007 for an average UK home and the cheapest available prices on energyhelpline.com are:

Sweb Service Rating

Sweb has been rated 4 stars out of 5, or good by energyhelpline.com.

Overall, Sweb has a good service rating as they have fairly low levels of complaints as recorded by energywatch coupled with a 24 hour call centre and a relatively broad service offering.

In 2003 SWEB was bought by French owned EDF Energy and the SWEB brand was discontinued on 5 June 2006.