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By upgrading energy with the kind of subscription model we already use for services like phones and broadband we can help people decarbonise their homes.

Energy customers could save £120 compared to the new Ofgem price cap level (Jan-Mar 2025) and freeze their prices for two winters by switching to E.ON Next Fixed 18-month v6 tariff.

In its largest free electricity giveaway to date, new and existing E.ON Next residential customers who sign up to the Next Reward Days 12-month Fixed tariff by 3 December will receive a Christmas bonus from the energy company. Eligible customers will not pay a penny for electricity used on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day (24-26 December). Standing charges will also be waived for the three days.

Equipping homes with green technologies can support the energy transition as well as vulnerable customers.

For a limited time, new and existing E.ON Next customers who take out a 24 month fixed tariff will receive £50 credit applied to their account.

There is a strong economic case for helping vulnerable customers by upgrading their homes with green technologies, and we're putting it into action in Coventry.

New model could give households across the UK access to green technologies and lower bills at no upfront cost.

Paul Stares, E.ON colleague and EV pioneer, talks about his journey in adopting and adapting to cleaner motoring, not only driving electric but generating his own power and supporting the grid

Tailored tips to help households save energy this winter 

E.ON next shares 3 top tips and 7 lucky lifestyle changes for saving energy this winter.

From embracing smart thermostats to layering up, E.ON Next shares 12 top energy-saving tips for a greener winter.

A majority of people agree that we should be doing more to upgrade people's homes against fuel poverty.