Your Co-op Energy (EnergyCoop) Reward — £20 sign-up reward for Co-op members who switch

£20. That is the sign-up reward you can claim when you switch home energy with Your Co-op Energy (EnergyCoop) through the TopReferrals link. Co-op members use their Membership Number to claim it, and the reward appears on every tariff. The supplier runs in partnership with Octopus Energy and supplies 100% zero carbon electricity.

What you get, in numbers

Here are the figures the brand's own home page shows, side by side.

Item	What the page shows
Sign-up reward, on every tariff	£20, using your Co-op Membership Number
Flexible tariff, typical household	£142.84 a month, no exit fee
Fixed 12 months, typical household	£158.33 a month, £50 exit fee per fuel
Fixed 18 months, typical household	£149.33 a month, £75 exit fee per fuel

The £20 appears on every tariff the page lists. The Flexible tariff carries no exit fee, while both fixed tariffs carry one. Typical household figures are monthly, so the monthly line is the figure to read. Every figure above comes from the Your Co-op Energy home page, checked on 17 October 2026.

How the reward lands

Open the TopReferrals link: https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/your-co-op-energy. Open the quote page and pick the tariff you want. When you switch, give your Co-op Membership Number. No code is needed. The reward is tied to that number, and it is for joining.

The payment form depends on your membership group. Midcounties members receive a physical voucher. Central and Chelmsford members have the amount added to their app cash pot.

On Community Power tariffs, the page also shows a £10 donation to the Powering Communities Fund.

Your Co-op Energy doesn't say when the reward arrives. Its terms apply, and the page doesn't publish how long the offer runs. Other conditions are not spelled out on the home page. The reward suits Co-op members planning to switch before winter. Each step takes place on the Your Co-op Energy site, from the TopReferrals link.

What your £20 reward looks like

Every Your Co-op Energy tariff comes with a £20 sign-up reward. Switch with your Co-op Membership Number and the reward is yours for joining.

The reward is paid differently depending on your membership group. Midcounties members receive a physical voucher. Central and Chelmsford members get a top-up in their app cash pot. Your Co-op Energy doesn't say when either one arrives.

Tariffs and exit fees, side by side

The home page shows typical household prices for three tariffs. Each sits beside its exit fee, so you can see the full picture at a glance.

• Fixed 18 months: £149.33 a month, with a £75 exit fee per fuel.
• Flexible: £142.84 a month, with no exit fee.
• Fixed 12 months: £158.33 a month, with a £50 exit fee per fuel.

Community Power tariffs also show a £10 donation into the Powering Communities Fund. Your electricity is 100% zero carbon.

What EnergyCoop actually does

EnergyCoop is a UK home electricity and gas supplier for Co-op members. It runs in partnership with Octopus Energy. It suits UK households who want to switch gas and electricity supplier.

A flexible tariff has no exit fee. A fixed tariff carries an exit fee for each fuel: £75 on 18 months, or £50 on 12 months.

How the switch works

The TopReferrals link opens the EnergyCoop home page, where you can see every tariff first. Press "Get your quote" and choose a tariff. Then enter your Membership Number when you switch.

Your Co-op Energy doesn't publish any other eligibility rules on its home page. It doesn't say when the offer ends. The brand's page also says a refer-a-friend credit of £20 is paid for each successful switch.

The fine print, in plain words

The £20 reward is for joining. You get it when you switch with your Co-op Membership Number, and it is tied to that number.

Start from https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/your-co-op-energy, then press Get your quote, choose a tariff and enter your Membership Number when you switch.

Exit fees apply only to fixed tariffs. The 18-month fixed deal carries £75 per fuel. The 12-month fixed deal carries £50 per fuel. The Flexible tariff has no exit fee.

How the reward reaches you depends on your membership group. Midcounties members receive a physical voucher. Central and Chelmsford members get a top-up in their app cash pot. The page says T&Cs apply.

Your Co-op Energy (EnergyCoop) doesn't say when the reward arrives. It doesn't say whether there is a minimum spend or an expiry date. It also doesn't say how renewals or refunds work.

Promo codes, coupons and vouchers

• "energycoop promo code": no code is needed. The £20 reward comes from switching with your Membership Number.
• "co-op energy sign up reward £20": the £20 sign-up reward is shown on every tariff on the home page for Co-op members.
• "co-op energy refer a friend": the brand's page says a £20 credit is paid per successful switch by a referred friend.
• "energycoop membership number switch": entering your Membership Number while switching is what unlocks the reward.

Who gets the most out of it

• Co-op members switching before winter: the £20 reward is tied to the Membership Number you enter when you switch.
• Flexible tariff households: the Flexible tariff has no exit fee and shows a typical household price of £142.84 a month.
• Midcounties members: your reward arrives as a physical voucher.
• Central and Chelmsford members: your reward goes into your app cash pot as a top-up.

How TopReferrals checked this

TopReferrals read the Your Co-op Energy home page at energy.yourcoop.coop on 17 October 2026. That page holds the reward, the tariff list and the typical household prices, so every figure here comes from it.

The reward section shows the £20 sign-up reward on every tariff, with a note to use your Membership Number when switching. Each tariff line shows its monthly price and its exit fee, where one applies. Community Power plans add a £10 donation to the Powering Communities Fund.

Some details are missing from that page. Your Co-op Energy doesn't say when the reward is paid and gives no expiry date or minimum spend.

TopReferrals re-checks the offer on the date shown at the top of the page, because prices and rewards can change. The date at the top tells you when this offer was last read. Every price on this page is the typical household figure the home page shows. Nothing has been rounded or converted. Readers can compare the figures with the page themselves at any time.