E.ON Energy customers are set to notice an extra £230 in their bank accounts as the company reprices its tariffs. The new tariffs could save customers, on average, up to £230 against current predictions for the July–September Energy Price Cap.
E.ON Next has updated its Next Fixed 12-month, Next Smart Saver, and Next Steady tariffs. This move provides households with more options to suit their different energy needs and usage patterns.
Next Smart Saver Tariff
The Next Smart Saver tariff is priced at £1,622 (previously £1,637) for a typical household, with no exit fees if a customer's circumstances change. This tariff could offer savings of £230 against the July–September price cap, based on E.ON Next's current price cap predictions and average annual consumption. However, forecasts remain subject to change as market conditions evolve.
The Next Smart Saver aims to encourage customers to take control of their energy by shifting usage away from peak times to cheaper off-peak times. It is a 12-month fixed-term tariff with three electricity rates:
- Off-peak (5am-4pm, 7pm-2am): 17.83 p/kWh
- Super off-peak (2am-5am): 13.32 p/kWh
- Peak (4pm-7pm): 39.12 p/kWh
Next Fixed 12m v129 Tariff
The Next Fixed 12m v129 tariff is now priced at £1,626 (previously £1,641) for a typical household using gas and electricity, with a £50 per fuel external exit fee. This tariff could offer typical household savings of £226 against the July–September price cap, based on E.ON Next's current price cap predictions. It also offers savings of £15 against the current energy price cap, which is set at £1,641 for a typical household between 1 April and 30 June.
Next Steady v10 Tariff
The Next Steady v10 tariff will be priced at £1,630 (previously £1,690) from July for a typical household, potentially offering savings of £222 against current predictions for the July–September Energy Price Cap, based on average annual consumption. A £50 per fuel external exit fee applies.
E.ON Next has assessed the factors that influence the price cap and is currently predicting the price cap will increase by £211 to £1,852 in July. The company serves Birmingham and other areas, giving households more flexibility to manage their energy costs.
