How do I switch electricity or gas supplier in Luxembourg?
Your supply does not stop when you switch: the cables, pipes and meter stay the same. Only the company that sends the bill changes.
📜 The rules in Luxembourg
Switching supplier
Sign with the new supplier; it cancels your old contract for you. Since 1 January 2026 a switch must be completed within 24 hours (before: 3 weeks). Switching is free, but leaving a fixed-term, fixed-price contract early can cost a fee if agreed in advance.
The market
All customers can freely choose their electricity and natural gas product and supplier. There is no municipality with only one supplier, and switching never interrupts supply.
Cooling-off period
For contracts concluded at a distance, off-premises or after a sales phone call you can withdraw within 14 days of signing.
🪜 Step by step
- Get your details readyTake your latest bill: meter point number, yearly use, and the end date and notice period of your contract.
- Compare offersUse the price comparison below and look at the total yearly cost, not only the price per kWh. Check how long the price is fixed.
- Sign with the new supplierIn most countries the new supplier arranges the switch, including notice to the old one. Keep the confirmation.
- Check the final billRead your meter on the switch date and compare it with the old supplier’s final bill. Any credit must be paid back.
📇 Who to contact
❓ Questions
Will I be without power when I switch?
No. The physical supply continues; only the contract changes.
Can my old supplier charge an exit fee?
That depends on your contract and on the rules in Luxembourg shown on this page. Fees usually only apply to fixed-term, fixed-price contracts.
Can I cancel a new contract?
Contracts made at the door, by phone or online usually have a cooling-off period. The rules for Luxembourg are on this page.
📎 Sources
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