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E.ON Next has expanded its tariff portfolio, introducing new tariffs which offer households the ability to save against the new Energy Price Cap. The price cap has risen to £1,849 for the average household using gas and electricity for the period April to June 2025.

npower Business Solutions (nBS) is working with West Mercia Energy to host a series of school workshops aimed at educating and inspiring the next generation.

The closer the UK comes to net zero, the more energy security we'll have. Here's what E.ON is doing to help

On Transgender Day of Visibility, we’re reaffirming our commitment to supporting our transgender colleagues and ensuring that they feel valued, respected and seen every day.

Mark Ursell, Lead Portfolio Manager for npower Business Solutions, on some of the ways other European countries are taking on the challenge of decarbonising their energy systems – and how closer co-operation is often key to more secure and affordable energy

Charlie Wellings’ stunning brace fired Nottingham Forest Women to FA WNL Cup victory – as the club’s groundbreaking sustainability partnership with E.ON Next continues to power its future

Four articles produced with Guardian Labs explore some of the innovative approaches being adopted across communities in the new energy world - from city partnerships and energy efficient hospitals to iconic new housing developments

We’re taking a moment to highlight some of the policies and practices we have in place to support working families.

• E.ON Next is reminding customers to submit a meter reading within the next 10 days, ahead of the increase to the Energy Price Cap.
• Customers on the standard variable tariff (Next Flex) and who do not have a smart meter should submit their meter reading from five days before the price cap changes to five days after to avoid potentially overpaying.

E.ON is helping to foster a deeper connection to nature for children in Sheffield and Rotherham through an impactful collaboration with Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust

How two rural communities are pioneering a potential view of the future of energy – sharing locally produced power and helping to support the national grid

Representatives from the National Energy Systems Operator and E.ON met to discuss the future of flexibility in the energy industry.