10 kW Air Source Heat Pump running cost — All-day heating (18 h)
A 10 kW Air Source Heat Pump (COP 2.7, BEIS data) draws 3.70 kW of electricity per hour. Running 18 hours/day uses 66.7 kWh and costs £17.41/day at the Ofgem cap of 26.11p/kWh (1 July to 30 September 2026).
10 kW Air Source Heat Pump — All-day heating (18 h): 10 kW ÷ COP 2.7 = 3.70 kW electricity draw × 18 h = 66.7 kWh/day = £17.41/day. Weekly: £121.85. Annual: £6353.43. Context: UK winter, poor insulation or large detached home. Source: DESNZ/BEIS (OGL v3.0) + Ofgem.
- Per day
- £17.41
- Per week
- £121.85
- Per month
- £529.45
- Per year
- £6353.43
System specification
- Heat output
- 10 kW
- Type
- Air-source (ASHP)
- Seasonal COP
- 2.7
- Electricity draw
- 3.70 kW/h
- Daily kWh
- 66.7 kWh
- Scenario
- 18 h/day
BEIS Heat Pump Information Note 2024 — 10 kW ASHP, typical SCOP 2.7 for UK climate
How the cost is worked out
- Electricity draw per hour: 10 kW ÷ COP 2.7 = 3.70 kW.
- Daily kWh: 3.70 kW × 18 h = 66.7 kWh.
- Daily cost: 66.7 kWh × 26.11p/kWh = £17.41.
- Weekly: £17.41 × 7 = £121.85.
- Annual: £17.41 × 365 = £6353.43.
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COP 2.7 from DESNZ/BEIS — Heat Pump Information Note: Seasonal Performance Data 2024 (OGL v3.0). Unit rate 26.11p/kWh from Ofgem — Energy price cap unit rates and standing charges (1 July to 30 September 2026).