Batteries cut bills: E.ON Next expands Battery Boost programme supporting more households at risk of fuel poverty
E.ON Next is expanding its Battery Boost programme with three electricity network operators, bringing home batteries at no cost to the customer to more households, particularly those at risk of fuel poverty, to cut bills and help local grids manage growing electricity demand.
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E.ON Next customers can now access zero interest Government-supported loans as demand for energy-bill cutting technologies grows
- Government-supported Warm Homes Loan Scheme loans, including 0% APR repayments, are now available to help eligible E.ON customers spread the upfront costs*
- The launch comes as demand for cost saving technologies grows, with heat pump sales up 158%, solar 181% and batteries 320%** compared with the same period last year
- A typical solar and battery system could save households up to £1,213 a year***
E.ON UK sets out three-point Budget plan to cut energy bills
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More than half a million E.ON Next customers among the first to automatically receive £150 Warm Home Discount
- Eligible E.ON Next customers will automatically get £150 towards their winter energy bills as part of the 2026/27 Warm Home Discount scheme.
- E.ON Next has already started applying payments automatically, helping customers benefit as early as possible ahead of the colder weather.
- Last winter, E.ON Next distributed over £140 million of support to more than 800,000 customers through the Warm Home Discount scheme.
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Batteries cut bills: E.ON Next expands Battery Boost programme supporting more households at risk of fuel poverty
E.ON Next is expanding its Battery Boost programme with three electricity network operators, bringing home batteries at no cost to the customer to more households, particularly those at risk of fuel poverty, to cut bills and help local grids manage growing electricity demand.
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