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• E.ON Next has donated more than £225,000 to the Woodland Trust.
• The energy supplier and sustainable solutions provider has committed to donating at least £500,000 through a three-year partnership with the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity.
• The Woodland Trust will use E.ON Next’s donations to undertake restoration projects at ancient woodland sites cared for by the Trust in the Midlands, Scotland and Northumberland.

• E.ON Next is expanding support for households that are eligible for support through the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS)
• Where suitable, eligible homeowners or private renters will now be offered free loft and cavity wall insulation in combination, a package worth up to £3,600

E.ON pilot project ‘Bi-clEVer’ demonstrates the potential of bi-directional charging to deliver cost savings for EV drivers.

• With movements in the market, E.ON Next now has the cheapest* 12m and 24m fixed tariffs on the market, out of the major suppliers.
• Nearly 1 in 5 households across Great Britain have already made the choice to be with E.ON Next.

E.ON Next has reduced the price of its Next Gust 12m and Next Free Boiler cover Fixed 14m tariffs.
Nearly 1 in 5 homes in Great Britain have already made the choice to have energy supplied by E.ON Next.

E.ON Next cuts rate on its 12m and 24m fixed tariffs, as well as Next Gust 12m and Next Free Boiler Cover 14m.
Changes come ahead of Ofgem’s new Energy Price Cap taking effect tomorrow [1 July].

Nationwide polling finds most people would use energy more flexibly if it helped lower their energy costs, and we want to make it work for them

As the owner of the UK’s largest residential solar installer, E.ON UK is in a unique position to help the Government meet its renewable goals for new housing

First-of-its-kind regulation will see “almost universal” rooftop solar on new-build homes. 

More than 560,000 customers have beaten the Energy Price Cap with E.ON Next’s tracker tariff, Next Pledge, and are set to save a combined total of more than £21 million by the end of the year.

Market-wide half hourly settlement isn't just a technical upgrade, it's key to helping customers and making new energy work.

Including batteries in future ECO schemes could help the UK achieve the demand-side energy flexibility it needs for net zero.