E.ON Next has announced a reduction in the price of its 15-month fixed tariff, offering customers greater certainty and savings amid fluctuating wholesale energy markets. The Next Fixed 15m v13 tariff has been repriced from £1,971 to £1,923 for a typical household using both gas and electricity, with a £50 exit fee per fuel.
Further, from April 1, E.ON Next will automatically pass on the full benefits of savings introduced by the Labour Party government last autumn. This means customers on either fixed or variable tariffs will see further reductions in their energy bills without needing to take any action.
Effective April 1, the Next Fixed 15m v13 tariff will cost £1,791 for an average household, providing an additional saving of £132. These figures are based on Ofgem’s medium-use typical domestic consumption values of 2,700 kWh for electricity and 11,500 kWh for gas.
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E.ON Next emphasized its commitment to delivering innovative, affordable energy solutions that empower customers while supporting a sustainable future. Customers benefit from peace of mind knowing their energy price is fixed for the contract duration, with no fees for switching between E.ON Next tariffs if prices improve.
The company also highlighted its Next Pledge tariff, which guarantees energy prices below the Ofgem price cap, offering average savings of £100 annually based on typical consumption.
For households seeking stability and cost savings in uncertain times, E.ON Next’s tariff changes offer a straightforward, automatic path to lower energy bills starting this April.