Dyneff: electricity & gas for your home in France

How it works

What you'll need

• PDL number — 14-digit meter reference. On your Linky meter, on a previous bill left at the address, or via your landlord. This is mandatory.
• French bank account (RIB) — Most French suppliers require direct debit (prélèvement automatique). If you don't have a French account yet, call Selectra — some suppliers accept foreign IBANs.
• Passport or EU ID — For identity verification. A copy is sometimes requested by post after sign-up.
• PCE number — Gas meter reference, equivalent of the PDL for natural gas. On your last gas bill or on the meter.
• Move-in date — Needed to schedule activation. Give as much notice as possible.

How it works

Key facts

• No termination fee — French law prohibits exit fees on residential energy contracts. You can switch at any time, even mid-contract.
• Timeline: 2–3 weeks — From sign-up to your first bill with the new supplier. Your meter reading is synced automatically.
• You need your PDL — Find it on your current electricity bill (14-digit number labelled "PDL" or "Référence PDL").
• Regulated tariff: you can always return — If you switch away from the regulated tariff (Tarif Bleu), you can come back to EDF at any time at the current regulated rate.