Compare our featured energy tariffs.
Fixed price energy tariffs.
Designed for peace of mind.
What is a fixed tariff?
You’ll pay the same amount for each kWh of energy you use.
Electric vehicle (EV) electricity tariffs.
Designed around you, your electric vehicle and the open road. Buckle up!
What is an EV tariff?
They offer flexibility and cost-effectiveness for people who rely on their electric vehicles for daily transport.
Smart tariffs.
Designed for smart savings.
What is a smart tariff?
With smart energy tariffs the cost of electricity changes depending on the time of day you use it.
Tracker tariffs.
Designed to beat the price cap.
What is a tracker tariff?
It has variable rates that are always lower in comparison to the Ofgem price cap.
Renewable tariffs.
Designed for the planet.
What is a renewable tariff?
It’s energy backed by renewable sources such as solar panels and wind turbines.
Variable tariffs.
Designed for flexibility.
What is a variable tariff?
This is where your electricity and gas prices can go up or down with the wholesale market.
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Why choose E.ON Next as your energy supplier?
We’re about making energy less hassle and a lot more convenient for everyone.
Get more out of your energy, get an E.ON Next gas and electricity quote today. Switching your energy supply over to us online is easy and stress-free.
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Save money on home energy solutions
Get £350 off heat pumps, £50 off an EV charger and £200 off all new solar panels & batteries as an E.ON Next customer. T&Cs apply.
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Plus you could get up to £350 off heat pumps, £50 off an EV charger and £200 off solar panels & batteries as an E.ON Next customer. T&Cs apply.9
How to switch energy supplier.
It couldn’t be easier to switch your electricity and gas supply over to E.ON Next. We've got a great range of energy tariffs for you to choose from, perfect for getting those electricity and gas bills down.
You can see how much you're paying for energy with your current supplier on your latest energy bill as well as how much electricity and gas you're using. Use that info to get a more accurate quote.
1Get a quote.
Get an energy quote and see what electricity and gas tariff is right for your home.
2Enter your details.
Once you’ve picked your tariff, set up your Direct Debit and signed up, we’ll tell your current energy supplier that you’re joining us.
3Send meter readings.
Give us your electricity and gas meter readings once the switch is complete. And that’s it, you’re all done. So what are you waiting for?
How long does it take to switch energy supplier?
It can take up to 5 working days for your electricity and/or gas supply to move over to your new energy supplier. You’ll also have a 14-day cooling-off period, in case you change your mind and want to stay with your current energy supplier. Your options will differ depending on whether you join your new energy supplier in your cooling-off period or not.
Once you've switched you can register your interest in a smart meter if you don't have one, as well as download our great new app.
What are exit fees?
You’ll sometimes pay exit fees if you try to leave a fixed rate tariff before the end of your contract. When you sign up for an energy deal, make sure you check to see how much the exit fees are for one or both fuels.
If you’re on a variable tariff then you won’t have exit fees and are able to switch to a fixed rate tariff or change supplier whenever you want to.
Do I need a smart meter to get an energy deal?
Some energy suppliers do ask that you get a smart meter fitted or have one already if you’re signing up for particular tariffs. If you do go for one of these tariffs, then we’ll be in touch with you to book your smart meter appointment.
What happens if I change my mind about my tariff?
All of our tariffs come with a cooling-off period of 14 days in which you can change your mind and switch back to your original tariff or energy supplier. According to Ofgem, this is for domestic customers only and not for business customers.
Do you offer electricity-only or gas-only tariffs?
Yes you can sign up for just an electricity or gas tariff rather than a dual-fuel tariff. We’ll just quote you for your electricity prices or gas prices as required. If we’re your energy supplier for only one fuel, you might want to bring the other one over to us.
Can I get an off-peak tariff?
Yes both our E.ON Next standard variable tariffs and fixed-rate tariffs can either be single rate or off-peak. To get an off-peak tariff you’ll need to have the right meter, for example an economy 7 meter.
What are the current energy tariff rates in the UK?
Energy tariff rates can vary quite a bit depending on a few factors, such as where you live and the type of tariff you're after. There are also global events that influence energy tariff rates such as geopolitical events and extreme weather.
Things are always changing in the energy market, so the best way to get up-to-date info is to check with suppliers directly. It's a good idea to compare a few options to see what works best for you. Our tariffs page gives you a full run down of all our tariffs so you can find one that suits your needs.
Who is the cheapest energy supplier in the UK?
Finding the 'cheapest' supplier can be tricky, as prices change regularly and depend on your specific needs. What might be cheapest for one household might not be for another. It’s worth checking Ofgem approved comparison sites and looking at individual supplier websites to see what deals are currently available.
We focus on providing good value and sustainable energy solutions, and you can see our prices by using our quote finder tool.
What are the new electricity tariffs?
New electricity tariffs are introduced regularly as energy companies adapt to market conditions. We’ve recently launched Next Smart Saver that unlocks cheaper electricity every day between 7pm and 2am.
We always keep our website updated with the latest information about new electricity tariffs as well as the price cap, so you can see what's on offer.
What is the current electricity price per kWh in the UK?
The electricity price per kWh can fluctuate, and it's influenced by various factors. Because of this, it's difficult to give a single, fixed price. The best way to get a personalised quote and see our current kWh rates is to use our quote finder tool. This way, you'll get the most accurate and relevant information for your situation.
Not sure what happens when you switch energy supplier?
Don't worry, we've put together a useful step by step guide to give you all the information you need to switch your electricity and gas supplier.
Want to see what energy tariffs we have?
Get the full list of our current and previous electricity and gas tariffs, plus a price breakdown for each, for your area.
The legal bit
1 Next Pledge is a 12-month fixed term tracker tariff with variable rates that are always lower in comparison to the Ofgem Price Cap, that applies to standard variable tariffs. £50 saving is applied as a reduction on unit rates split across both electricity and gas (£25 saving per fuel) based on Ofgem average dual fuel customer. Actual savings depend on usage and region. Payment by Direct Debit required. T&Cs apply. 2 Lower-priced electricity 6.7p/kWh when you charge between 12am and 7am.
4 As an E.ON Next customer, you could get a one year’s subscription to Zoom EV. By registering you give consent for your details to be shared with Zoom EV and for Zoom EV to contact you regarding this offer. Zoom EV is a third party vendor and will not share your information with other third parties.
5 Next Gust Fixed 12 month tariff. Electricity supply backed by agreements with wind generators in the UK. The electricity supplied to your home comes from the National Grid. Smart meter required, where eligible. Exit fees and T&Cs apply.
6 Next Smart Saver, a 12 month fixed term tariff offers off-peak electricity rates (5am-4pm, 7pm-2am) 20% cheaper than E.ON Next standard variable tariff, and super off-peak rates (2-5am) 7 days a week. T&Cs apply.
7 Pricing as of 16th April 2025. Off-peak hours of 22:00 - 06:00: 17.47p per kWh. Standard hours of 19:00 - 22:00 and 06:00 - 16:00: 20.765p per kWh. Peak hours of 16:00 - 19:00: 36.328p per kWh. Pricing may vary by region. Please check your quote.
8 Next Pumped Tariff saving calculations assume an electric consumption of 5766.67 kWh, charging 24% of electric consumption at 17.47p/kWh during Next Pumped Fixed 12m V5 off-peak hours (10pm-6am), 59% of consumption at 20.765p/kWh during base hours (7pm to 10pm and 6am to 4pm) and 17% of consumption at 36.328p/kWh during peak hours (4pm to 7pm); compared to charging at 27.029p/kWh (national average rate and will vary by region) standard variable rate from 1st April 2025, which is equivalent to £256.31 saved compared to our standard tariff. Actual savings may vary depending on individual usage patterns. T&Cs apply.
9 E.ON Next customers can save up to £50 off an Electric Vehicle home charger, up to £200 off solar panels and batteries and £350 off a heat pump. Terms and conditions apply.
The ‘fix’ and ‘save’ claims are calculated based on the price per unit of the cheapest fixed price contract available on our quote page vs the price of the April 2025 price cap announced by Ofgem based on dual fuel customers consuming medium energy usage as defined by Ofgem’s Typical Domestic Consumption Values (2,700kWh of electricity and 11,500kWh of gas per year), paying by Direct Debit. The information is correct as of 25 February 2025. Cheaper rates are dependent on paying by Direct Debit. The fixed rate contracts may not be available to all customers and are subject to eligibility criteria. Future savings against the price cap are not guaranteed as the price cap is subject to change and actual savings may vary depending on your individual energy usage and circumstances.
Terms like ‘cheaper’ ‘pay less’ and ‘prices have dropped’ refer to a comparison between our current cheapest fixed price tariffs (1 year fixed price plans) and the price of the immediate previous version of the tariffs. Calculations are based on Ofgem’s Typical Domestic Consumption Values (TDCV) for dual fuel medium energy users (2,700kWh of electricity and 11,500kWh of gas per annum), assuming payment by Direct Debit. Prices may vary by region, meter type and individual circumstances. Actual savings may vary depending on your energy consumption and current tariff. The comparison is made against our own previous tariffs, not other suppliers and the fixed rate contracts and savings may not be available to all customers in all regions. Information correct as of 10 October 2024. Prices are subject to change.
† Information correct as of 4 October 12am. Off-peak rate of 6.7p per kWh, off-peak hours 12am - 7am. Based on all dedicated “like-for-like” EV tariffs on the market, customers have a saving of £57 vs market average. Dual fuel customers paying by Direct Debit consuming medium energy usage as defined by Ofgem’s Typical Domestic Consumption Values (TDCV), (2,700kWh of electricity and 11,500kWh of gas per year, plus an additional 1,976 kWh of electricity for car charging), at an average for all 14 regions. Calculations are based on tariff only.
^ Calculated as charging an average electric vehicle battery of 40kW at 6.7p/kWh available between 12am and 7am.
+ Tariff saving calculations assume an electric vehicle driving 8,000 miles a year at 3.33 miles per kilowatt, charging 6.7p per kWh during off-peak Next Drive Fixed v7 tariff hours (12am -7am); compared to charging at 27.03p/kWh (national average and will vary by region) standard variable tariff rate from 1 April 2025 which is equivalent to £489 saved. T&Cs apply.
* Information correct as of 4 October 12am. Based on all dedicated “like-for-like” EV market tariffs from suppliers with a customer base of more than 1 million accounts. Based on dual fuel customers, paying by Direct Debit and consuming medium energy usage as defined by Ofgem’s Typical Domestic Consumption Values (TDCV), (2,700kWh of electricity and 11,500kWh of gas per year, plus an additional 1,976kWh of electricity for car charging), at an average for all 14 regions.
Cheapest fix information is correct as of 00.01am 8 April. Based on dual fuel customers with standard meters, using average consumption of 2,700 kWh of electricity and 11,500 kWh of gas per year, calculated across all 14 regions and paying by Direct Debit. The big 6/major suppliers are defined as British Gas, Octopus, EDF, E.ON Next , Scottish Power and OVO.