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Clocks going back this Sunday? E.ON Next urges customers to check appliance timers to avoid missing electricity savings

  • Next Smart Saver customers will have 22 hours of off-peak or super off-peak electricity this Sunday as the clocks change.
  • Customers using appliance or smart-plug timers should check that scheduled start times still match their intended lower-priced electricity periods.
  • E.ON Next customers have collectively saved £3.2 million1 by moving electricity use away from 4pm-7pm peak periods on the Next Smart Saver 12m tariff.
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Why investing in women’s sport today has the power to help unlock the confidence, skills and diverse leadership Britain’s energy transition will need tomorrow.

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Social housing tenants in flats could cut bills and be paid for supporting the grid under new E.ON Next and Allume project

Housing associations and local authorities explore FlatSave, which lowers energy bills through shared solar, communal batteries and grid flexibility. Fewer than 1% of the 5 million households in flats across England and Wales are estimated to benefit from rooftop solar

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