How to notify EDF Energy of a death
Last reviewed September 2026
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Contact the EDF Energy bereavement team
03330 069 950Tap to call. Lines are open Monday to Thursday 8am to 6pm, Friday 8am to 4pm.
Prefer not to call? Use the online form instead.
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We write, send and chase every notification, including EDF Energy, until each one is closed. Nothing for you to do in between.
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There is more than one organisation to tell
Most people have around 25 things to work through. We can put them in order for your situation. Usually a couple of minutes, free.
Build my checklistHow to get in touch
Online formRecommended
https://www.edfenergy.com/form/bereavement-notification-form-2022By email
By phone
Call 03330 069 950
What EDF Energy needs
A copy of the death certificate helps but can be sent later.
Good to know
Email hello@edfenergy.com; no dedicated bereavement team but all teams are trained
Before you change any payments
Don't cancel the direct debit before you notify them. Suppliers normally take a final reading and settle the account themselves, and cancelling early can leave the energy or water supply unbilled and in arrears.
Don't want to do this alone?
Notifying companies one by one takes weeks. Alenity can notify EDF Energy and all the others for you, drafting the messages, sending them, and handling the replies.
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Related guides
What to do when someone dies
The full UK checklist, from the first 24 hours through probate.
Read guideDeath admin checklist
A week-by-week task list. Printable PDF available.
Read guideTell Us Once explained
How the free government service notifies HMRC, DWP and your council in one go.
Read guideClosing accounts after death
Step-by-step for banks, utilities, pensions and subscriptions.
Read guideBereavement financial help
Benefits and grants you may be entitled to claim.
Read guideWe link out to EDF Energy's official bereavement channel above. This page is general guidance and is not legal or financial advice.
