Compare every E.ON Next tariff — fixed deals, tracker, EV plans, and renewable options, free.
E.ON Next Energy Deals UK
Compare every E.ON Next tariff — fixed deals, tracker, EV plans, and renewable options, free.
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E.ON Next at a Glance — April 2026
4M+
UK customers
Big 6 energy supplier
4.5 / 5
Trustpilot score
198,000+ verified reviews
100%
Renewable electricity
All tariffs, at no extra cost
2M+
Smart meters installed
Free SMETS2 for all customers
Who Is E.ON Next?
E.ON Next Tariff Range (April 2026)
Five main tariff types — each suited to a different household situation. Prices are indicative averages for dual-fuel medium usage on direct debit.
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Is E.ON Next the Cheapest Energy Supplier in the UK?
Estimated Savings by Household Size
£115–145
1-bed flat / single
~9,300 kWh combined annually
£73–191
2–3 bed house / couple
~14,200 kWh combined annually
£150–250
4-bed family home
~19,000 kWh combined annually
How to Switch to E.ON Next — 5 Steps
Under 5 minutes. Supply never interrupted. No need to contact your old supplier.
Enter Your Postcode
Start a comparison with your postcode, current supplier, and annual kWh usage. No bill? Switch estimates from your home size.
Compare Deals
Every available tariff ranked by total annual cost. Filter by fixed, green, EV, prepayment, or contract length.
Choose & Confirm
Select your deal and set up direct debit. Switch forwards your application to E.ON Next automatically.
14-Day Cooling-Off
Cancel within 14 days at zero cost. Your existing supply continues uninterrupted throughout.
Switch in 5 Working Days
E.ON Next is signed up to the Energy Switch Guarantee. Take a meter reading on switchover day.
Does E.ON's green commitment actually raise your bills?
E.ON Next — Honest Assessment
What E.ON Next does well, and where to watch out.
100% renewable electricity on all tariffs
No extra cost. Backed by REGOs. Next Gust sources specifically from UK wind generators.
Cheapest Big 6 fix in early 2026
14-month deal confirmed as market-cheapest — saving ~£190 vs the January 2026 cap.
Strong Trustpilot: 4.5/5 from 198K+ reviews
One of the strongest ratings among the Big 6. Customers praise digital tools and renewable commitment.
Next Drive EV: 8p/kWh, no exit fees
One of the cheapest EV charging rates in the UK. Fixed 12-month deal.
Exit fees on most fixed tariffs
£25–£100 per fuel depending on tariff. Reduces flexibility mid-contract.
Not always cheaper than agile suppliers
Octopus Energy and smaller challengers sometimes undercut E.ON on unit rates.
Smart meter required for specialist tariffs
Next Gust and Next Drive require SMETS2. SMETS1 owners should verify compatibility.
Billing complaints still a factor
Some customers report billing accuracy and meter issue resolution delays.
Thinking About Switching Away From E.ON Next?
If you have not actively chosen a tariff in 12 months, you are likely on the SVT paying the Ofgem maximum.
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E.ON Next Smart Meters
Over two million smart meters installed. Free SMETS2 available to all customers.
SMETS2 (post-2018)
Retains full smart function after switching. No action needed.
SMETS1 (pre-2018)
May temporarily revert to manual mode. Confirm support before switching.
Traditional meter
Continues working normally. Request free SMETS2 installation from E.ON Next.
Economy 7 meter
Check E.ON Next supports Economy 7 in your region. Confirm night-rate tariff compatibility first.
E.ON Next Customer Service — Contact Details
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Frequently Asked Questions — E.ON Next Energy Deals UK
What E.ON Next energy deals are currently available?
E.ON Next offers fixed tariffs (12, 18, 24 months), Next Pledge cap-tracker, Next Steady hybrid, Next Gust 100% renewable, and Next Drive EV. Use Switch to compare live pricing for your postcode.
Is E.ON Next the cheapest energy supplier?
How do I switch to E.ON Next?
Can I switch away from E.ON Next mid-contract?
What is the Next Pledge tariff?
Does E.ON Next supply 100% renewable electricity?
How long does switching to E.ON Next take?
What is the Next Drive EV tariff?
What is E.ON Next's Trustpilot rating?
Does switching to E.ON Next affect my smart meter?
Compare E.ON Next Energy Deals UK Now — Free, Under 5 Minutes
The July 2026 Ofgem price cap is forecast to rise by up to 11.5%. Every household that locks in a fixed deal before July pays the lower rate for 12–24 months. Switch compares every E.ON Next tariff and every competing supplier — then handles your switch for free.
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