Compare gas prices and switch to us.

We’re here to simplify the process when it comes to comparing energy suppliers and gas prices in Britain. We offer a diverse range of fixed and variable tariffs and smart solutions for your home. Discover why switching to us for your electricity and gas could help streamline energy needs.

Why choose us for your gas?

Firstly, let’s get the important stuff out of the way. While we don’t offer a gas plan by itself currently, we do offer plans that combine electricity and gas. So, you could still benefit from getting your energy supply from us.

When it comes to energy tariffs, we know a thing or two. We understand that you want control over your bills all while knowing where your energy comes from. And who doesn’t want a friendly welcome when help is needed?

This is why we're proud to offer the following:

Understanding our electricity and gas tariffs.

We offer a range of tariff options that combine electricity and gas. To make electricity and gas comparisons simpler for you, we've highlighted our most popular plans, designed to complement your day to day.

Find certainty with a fixed tariff.

A fixed tariff is a great way to protect your budget from unexpected price rises. With a fixed tariff, your unit rate and standing charge for electricity and gas are locked in for the duration of your contract, so you'll always know exactly how much you're paying per kWh.

Next Fixed 12m.

This 1 year fixed-rate tariff gives you consistent prices all year. It includes exclusive home energy tech discounts. Manage your account online and pay by Direct Debit to get cheaper prices. There’s a £50 exit fee per fuel if you change supplier.

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Next Fixed 24m.

This is our 2 year fixed tariff. It comes with exclusive discounts on home energy tech and cheaper prices for those paying by Direct Debit. However, it's important to note that there's a £100 exit fee per fuel if you change supplier.

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Next Pledge.

This 1 year fixed term tracker tariff gives you peace of mind. It guarantees your prices always stay below the Ofgem price cap.² It also gives you the advantage of falling energy prices and no exit fees!

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Get flexibility with a variable rate tariff.

What is a variable rate tariff exactly? Put simply, it’s a standard, rolling plan where your unit rates and standing charges go up and down with the wholesale cost of energy.

It’s important to note that this means your bills fluctuate with market prices. However, you have the option to switch your plan or leave altogether, whenever you want, without an exit fee.

Next Flex - our flexible tariff.

This is the E.ON Next standard variable tariff, where your electricity and gas prices can go up or down with the wholesale market.

• Variable prices.

• No contract (this means no exit fees).

• Cheaper prices when paying by Direct Debit.

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Exploring gas prices in the UK.

When it comes to understanding your gas bill, we get it – it can be confusing sometimes. So, let’s start by giving you a breakdown of how UK gas prices are calculated and the influencing factors.

What is the average use for gas in the UK?

Our electricity and gas bills are calculated partly on how much energy we use, alongside factors like network and wholesale costs. Your use depends on many things, including property size, how many people you live with, and how energy efficient you are.

The price you pay for energy is made up of two key elements:

• Unit rate. The unit rate is the cost for each kilowatt-hour (kWh) of energy you use.

• Standing charge. The standing charge is a fixed daily charge – even if you don't use any energy. It covers the cost of keeping your home connected to the energy network.

Predicting how much gas your home uses is outside of our control. However, the average gas use for a 2-3 bedroom home housing 2 to 3 people is 11,500 kWh per year.² 

Learn more about the average gas bill in the UK and insights into average electricity use, too.

What influences gas prices?

Gas prices are influenced by a number of things, but demand is a main one. If there's high demand for energy but limited supply, prices usually go up. However, if supply is abundant and demand is low, you’ve guessed it, prices normally fall.

There are also factors like political tensions and disruptions to supply chains. These global influences can trigger rapid price swings in the energy market. Find out more about what drives energy prices up or down and how we make our energy predictions.

What protection is in place for customers?

In 2019, the government introduced the energy price cap to protect customers on energy tariffs with standard variable rates, with reviews every three months.

The energy regulator Ofgem reviews and updates electricity and gas prices, setting a limit on the unit rates and standing charges a supplier can charge for a standard variable tariff. 

However, the price cap isn’t an actual 'cap' on your total bill. Remember, the more energy you use the more you will still pay.

Price cap explained.

Understanding your energy prices can feel confusing. That’s why we’ve broken it down the energy price cap for you in this video. Plain and simple.

Setting up a new gas connection.

Perhaps you're moving homes or maybe your supply has been disconnected? Whatever your reason for needing a new connection, setting up is pretty straight forward.

Residential gas connections.

Moving into a new build? You'll need to choose a supplier after agreeing on capacity with your local Distribution Network Operator. Don’t worry, we can help you through the process.

Once you're all signed up, leave the smart meter installation to us (it usually takes up to two weeks). While we sort everything, you'll be on our Next Flex tariff, meaning no exit fees!

Business gas connections.

Our business specific new supply and reconnection information is coming soon. In the meantime, you can find more information or get in touch with our team directly.

Reconnecting your gas supply.

What about if you’ve been disconnected? If your gas supply has been disconnected for any reason, we can get you back online in no time.

Residential gas reconnections.

Are you a Smart Pay As You Go customer? If you've run out of credit, you can usually reconnect your supply by topping up and following the simple instructions on your smart in-home display.

For any other type of disconnection, our team of Energy Specialists are happy to guide you through the process. Alternatively, they can arrange for an engineer to visit your property if needed.

Business gas reconnections.

For business customers, our dedicated team can provide guidance on getting your supply reconnected quickly and safely.

The benefits of using a smart meter.

Switching to a smart meter isn’t just a fad – it has the potential to help you manage your energy use more accurately. The end results could help you reduce your energy bills and improve energy efficiency around your home.

How does a smart meter work?

Smart meters work by sending your meter readings directly to us. This means your bills are more accurate and there’s no faffing about submitting a manual reading – talk about convenience.

How can a smart meter help me save money?

But the real beauty of using a smart meter is all the data. You can track your real time electricity and gas use using your in-home display (IHD), which helps to highlight those energy draining appliances. It’s little changes like taking shorter showers or not leaving the TV on standby that could help lower your bills.

If these tips have got you thinking, don’t stop there! Discover more energy saving tips with our handy A-Z guide.

FAQs about gas in the UK.