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Octopus revives Tracker tariff based on wholesale prices

Octopus Energy has relaunched its Tracker tariff which allows consumers to follow wholesale prices and tailor their usage accordingly. The smart tariff is based on daily wholesale market rates, which means the price for energy can change each day. Octopus claims this can save consumers money by shifting large amounts of their energy use to avoid expensive peaks.

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