E.ON UK responds to the Government's decision to remove gas standing charges
Commenting on the Chancellor's announcement that gas standing charges will be removed, CEO of E.ON UK Chris Norbury says:
E.ON UK sets out three-point Budget plan to cut energy bills
Three asks of Government to create immediate breathing space for households under pressure and sustainably lower bills for homes and businesses
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.
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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E.ON UK responds to the Government's decision to remove gas standing charges
Commenting on the Chancellor's announcement that gas standing charges will be removed, CEO of E.ON UK Chris Norbury says:
PRICE ALERT: E.ON Next cuts overnight EV charging to 6.5p/kWh, with the lowest off-peak rate currently on the market
- Next Drive Smart now offers overnight charging at 6.5p/kWh between 12am and 6am, while Next Drive Fixed drops to 8.5p/kWh.
- Both EV tariffs could save customers, on average, £476 and £428 respectively compared with charging on the current energy price cap.
- With average petrol and diesel prices now around 175p and 199p*** per litre respectively, the lower overnight rate highlights the cost-saving benefits of charging an EV at home.
E.ON UK sets out three-point Budget plan to cut energy bills
Three asks of Government to create immediate breathing space for households under pressure and sustainably lower bills for homes and businesses
