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• E.ON Next has launched an exclusive 15-month fixed tariff with uSwitch and Confused.com.
• Next Fixed 15-month v3 will cost the typical household £1,634 annually, offering savings against Ofgem’s Energy Price Cap which will rise to £1,849 for Q2 (1 April to 30 June).
• Nearly 1 in 5 homes have already made the choice to be with E.ON Next across Great Britain.

Long Bennington FC, based on Main Street in Long Bennington, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs. 

Calverton Miners Welfare, based on Hollinwood Lane, in Calverton, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs. 

Stonehaven and E.ON Next have today published ‘Rebuilding Trust - Tackling energy debt through greater understanding’. The report outlines fresh solutions to support customers who may be struggling to pay their energy bills.

Bourne Town FC, based on Abbey Road in Bourne, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs. 

Energy customers could save £200 compared to the new Ofgem price cap level (April-June 2025) and freeze their prices by switching to the E.ON Next Fixed 15-month v1 tariff.

• E.ON Next has taken over the British Film Institute’s ‘BFI IMAX’ cinema theatre at London’s Waterloo roundabout, installing illuminated imagery at the venue to inform on how households can ‘beat the price cap’.
• This morning, Ofgem announced a 6.4% increase to the Energy Price Cap. The new cap, of £1,849 for a typical household, will apply from 1 April-30 June.

• Energy customers can save against the new Energy Price Cap by switching to E.ON Next’s Fixed 16m v9 tariff, or the E.ON Next Pledge tracker tariff, before the increase comes into effect on 1 April.
• The energy regulator, Ofgem, has today announced a 6.4% increase to the cap for Q2, 1 April to 30 June, meaning the typical household will pay £1,849 annually (increased from £1,738).
• Customers on Standard Variable Tariffs (SVTs) will pay the new price cap rate.

• Eight days of free electricity for new and existing customers who take out E.ON Next’s Pledge tariff between 20 and 26 February.
• Customers pay nothing for electricity used on eight Bank Holidays falling between 1 April 2025 and 31 March 2026.

The campaign aims to help customers keep up their money-saving new year’s resolutions by saving on their energy bills.

Cities seen as key players in creating greener, more efficient communities, with an E.ON poll finding 70% of people identifying smart innovations as crucial to a more sustainable future.

An innovative pilot scheme is analysing the energy efficiency of thousands of Coventry homes using thermal image capturing drones.