If your electricity isn't working the first thing to do is check whether your neighbours have lost power too. If they haven't, it's probably an electrical fault in your home, which means you should call a qualified electrician.
Although you are an Ecotricity customer, your local Regional Electricity Company is still responsible for distributing the electricity to your home. That means, in the event of a power cut, you need to contact them directly.
Use the table below to find out who your local electricity distributor is.
| Area | MPAN prefix | Distributor | Phone Number |
| Eastern | 10 | EDF | 0800 783 8838 |
| East Midlands | 11 | Central Networks | 0800 056 8090 |
| London | 12 | EDF | 0800 028 0247 |
| Mersyside North | 13 | SP ManWeb | 0845 272 2424 |
| Wales | 13 | SP ManWeb | 0845 272 2424 |
| Midlands | 14 | Central Networks | 0800 328 1111 |
| Northern | 15 | NEDL | 0800 668 877 |
| North West | 16 | United Utilites | 0800 195 4141 |
| Scottish Hydro | 17 | SSE Power | 0800 300 999 |
| Scottish Power | 18 | SP ManWeb | 0800 272 7999 |
| Scottish East | 19 | EDF | 0800 783 8866 |
| Southern | 20 | SSE | 0845 770 8090 |
| South Wales | 21 | Western Power | 0845 052 8090 |
| South West | 22 | Western Power | 0800 365 900 |
| Yorkshire | 23 | YEDL | 0800 375 675 |
We've created a number of hotlines that will get you straight through to the right person, whatever your query. We’re open 8:30-5:30, Monday to Friday.