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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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Reimagining Britain’s industrial future through an artist’s lens

A UK preview of artist Mark Hearld’s ReIndustrial Revolution artworks at E.ON Next House brought art, energy and industry together to explore how Britain’s next industrial chapter could make new energy work for everyone – delivering lower costs, stronger businesses and thriving communities.

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Heat pump and solar sign-ups more than double as Brits seek new ways to take control of energy costs ahead of winter

  • The number of households signing up for heat pumps with E.ON Next is up 154% year on year, with solar sign-ups up 145%, as more households look to lower their bills and take greater control of their energy use ahead of winter
  • It comes as government figures confirm August was a record month for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, with heat pump grant payments up 40% year on year
  • E.ON Next customers with solar and battery storage can save up to £637* a year with Next Optimise, which automatically charges and exports at the best times

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