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Find out how people are planning to change their habits for the better in 2025, according to our new research. 

We've wrapped on 2024 so here is chapter 2 of our greatest hits from the world of innovation in energy

By leading the way with batteries of all sizes, we can cut customers' bills and make new energy work.

• E.ON Next is reminding customers to submit a meter reading within the next 10 days to avoid overpaying ahead of new Energy Price Cap
• Customers on the standard variable tariff (Next Flex) and who do not have a smart meter should submit their meter reading from five days before the price cap changes to five days after to avoid potential overpaying

The energy transition will pose new challenges for keeping the grid balanced, and domestic battery storage may be part of the solution.

We’re helping decarbonise South Yorkshire and are developing the skills needed to thrive in a greener future.

Anthony Ainsworth, Chief Operating Officer of npower Business Solutions outlines how business is taking a leading role in delivering Britain’s energy transition – and explores some of the barriers we need to overcome to help get there

We've wrapped on 2024 so here are some of our greatest hits from the world of innovation in energy

At E.ON, we believe in the power of community and the importance of giving back. As an energy company deeply rooted in towns and cities across the UK, we’re committed to making a positive difference in the places where we live and work.

• E.ON Next has provided £73 million of support to vulnerable customers through its Winter Support Scheme, which has now closed
• Original commitment of £60 million has been exceeded by £13 million
• E.ON Next’s Winter Support Scheme is part of a wider £92 million package to assist its most vulnerable customers

• E.ON Next has repriced its Next Fixed 12-month tariff, with an annual saving of £41 for a typical household.
• Opting for a fixed tariff locks in your rate for the specified length of time, giving peace of mind ahead of the Energy Price Cap rising to £1,738 for a typical household on 1 January 2025.
• Nearly 1 in 5 homes have already made the choice to be with E.ON Next across Great Britain.

From bustling crowds to sewage systems, the warmth and waste we generate are being transformed into sustainable energy sources — keeping up cosy for Christmas!