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E.ON Next out-of-contract rates, October 2026

Deemed contract prices: what E.ON Next charges a business with no contract in place

E.ON Next Energy Limited. Citizens Advice rank #3 of 16

E.ON Next out-of-contract rates 2026

E.ON Next does not publish a separate out-of-contract price list. Its Deemed contract prices, for a business supplied without a contract, are 41.9p per kWh with a 300p daily standing charge for electricity, and 13.9p per kWh on 175p a day for gas, from 1 October 2026. We checked them against E.ON Next's own schedule on 3 November 2026.

Latest published rates

Effective 1 October 2026
E.ON Next out-of-contract rates for business electricity and gas, by published schedule
ScheduleElectricityGas
Deemed contract pricesNo contract in place41.9 p/kWh300 p/day standing chargeFrom 1 October 202613.9 p/kWh175 p/day standing chargeFrom 1 October 2026
Deemed contract prices, electricity: SME deemed, non-half-hourly unrestricted (Non-Domestic Aggregated, all bands), median of 14 regions, effective 1 October 2026. Regional range 40.9 to 46 p/kWh (Northern Scotland highest), standing charge 300 p/day in every region. Economy 7 is 45.1 to 50.5 p/kWh day and 31.0 to 37.8 p/kWh night. The table is dated 4 September 2026 inside the scheme effective 1 October 2026. Source
Deemed contract prices, gas: SME deemed, gas standard, median of 14 regions, effective 1 October 2026. Regional range 13.4 to 14.4 p/kWh, standing charge 175 p/day in every region. The table is dated 4 September 2026 inside the scheme effective 1 October 2026. Source
Schedule effective
1 October 2026
We last checked
3 November 2026
Where these come from
Supplier's own published rate schedule

E.ON Next publishes deemed prices only. A business whose Fixed Business Plan ends moves onto a Flexible Business Plan at rates set out in its renewal offer letter, and E.ON Next does not publish those as a list. Deemed prices vary by region; medians are shown.

That is the 6th lowest headline electricity rate of the 16 suppliers we track. Compare all 16 suppliers' out-of-contract rates.

Out-of-contract electricity averages 44.75p/kWh across the 16 suppliers we track. We compare 19 suppliers for you.

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Last reviewed 3 November 2026. Always verify rates with the supplier before relying on them.

What E.ON Next calls it, and when it applies

E.ON Next (often searched as EON) publishes deemed contract prices for businesses supplied without a contract, set by region and effective from 1 October 2026. Its business terms say it will contact you on or around 60 days before your Fixed Business Plan ends with a renewal offer. If you agree nothing new, you move onto a Flexible Business Plan at the rates in that renewal offer letter, and E.ON Next does not publish those as a list. So the table shows the deemed prices: ask E.ON Next for the rate on your account, or check your latest bill.

Moved into a premises and never agreed a contract? That is the deemed case: deemed contracts explained.

Out-of-contract rate history

E.ON Next Deemed contract prices since 2020

E.ON Next's Deemed contract prices for business electricity were 22.385p per kWh in October 2020. They peaked at 74.87p in September 2022 and are 41.9p from October 2026.

For gas, E.ON Next charged 5.3p per kWh in April 2020, peaked at 25p in September 2022, and charges 13.9p from October 2026.

We found 10 schedules in this period. The longest stretch without a change was 17 months, from October 2020 to March 2022.

Electricity

0p20p40p60p80p202120222023202420252026
E.ON Next Deemed contract prices, business electricity, pence per kWh. The latest step is 41.9p from October 2026.
E.ON Next Deemed contract prices, business electricity, every published schedule we found, newest first
Effective fromUnit rate (p/kWh)Standing charge (p/day)ChangeSource
1 October 2026Table dated 4 September 2026 inside the scheme effective 1 October 2026.41.9300-Supplier's document
10 April 202637.45300+1.60pSupplier's document
17 February 202535.85200-10.55pSupplier's document
1 July 202446.4200+6.55pSupplier's document
12 February 202439.85200-Supplier's document
1 November 202342.85200-Supplier's document
1 June 202352.4200-Supplier's document
1 September 202274.87200-Supplier's document
7 March 2022Read from an image of the table in E.ON's PDF.34.835150-Supplier's document
1 October 2020Older table format, billed quarterly on credit, so not like for like.22.38579-Supplier's document

Gas

0p5p10p15p20p25p202120222023202420252026
E.ON Next Deemed contract prices, business gas, pence per kWh. The latest step is 13.9p from October 2026.
E.ON Next Deemed contract prices, business gas, every published schedule we found, newest first
Effective fromUnit rate (p/kWh)Standing charge (p/day)ChangeSource
1 October 2026Table dated 4 September 2026 inside the scheme effective 1 October 2026.13.9175+1.70pSupplier's document
10 April 202612.2175+3.20pSupplier's document
17 February 20259149-2.55pSupplier's document
1 July 202411.55149+1.35pSupplier's document
12 February 202410.2149-Supplier's document
1 November 202311.7155-Supplier's document
1 June 202314.5155-Supplier's document
1 September 202225300-Supplier's document
7 March 2022Read from an image of the table in E.ON's PDF.14.455276-Supplier's document
1 April 20205.398-Supplier's document

Every figure is read from E.ON Next's own published schedule, either from its own document library or the copy saved by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. Each link opens the document we read. A dash in the change column means the supplier changed how it quotes the rate, so the two rows are not like for like.

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Your E.ON Next contract is ending: what to do

The date that matters most is your notice date, not your end date, because missing it can roll you onto a new term or onto the rates above. Find it on your contract or bill, then get prices well before it. Our guide covers what to do when your business energy contract ends, whether you have six months left or it ended last week.

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Frequently asked

E.ON Next: questions answered

What are E.ON Next business out-of-contract rates?

E.ON Next does not publish a separate out-of-contract price list. Its Deemed contract prices, for a business supplied without a contract, are 41.9p per kWh with a 300p daily standing charge for electricity, and 13.9p per kWh on 175p a day for gas, from 1 October 2026. We checked them against E.ON Next's own schedule on 3 November 2026. Rates can vary by region and meter type, so check the row for your site on E.ON Next's own schedule before relying on them.

How often does E.ON Next change its out-of-contract rates?

We found 10 published versions of E.ON Next's Deemed contract prices between October 2020 and October 2026. The longest stretch without a change was 17 months, from October 2020 to March 2022. Every one is listed in the history table on this page, with the archived copy we read it from.

How do I get off E.ON Next out-of-contract rates?

Sign a new fixed contract, with E.ON Next or another supplier. On a variable or out-of-contract rate you can usually switch at any time, although a supplier can object if you owe it money. Our guide to what to do when your business energy contract ends covers each step.

Who owns E.ON Next?

E.ON NEXT ENERGY LIMITED (Companies House number 03782443) is part of E.ON SE (Germany), incorporated on 4 June 1999.

What is E.ON Next's credit rating and financial position?

Based on the latest filed accounts at Companies House, E.ON NEXT ENERGY LIMITED has a credit score of 44/100, a derived risk band of Caution, a recommended credit limit of £1.9m, turnover of £7.9bn (FY24). Full figures and source filings are in the business profile section above.

What is E.ON Next's registered office and how do I contact them?

E.ON NEXT ENERGY LIMITED's registered office is Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park, Coventry, CV4 8LG. Public contact details: telephone +448085015200. For broker enquiries via Purely Energy, see the contact panel above.

What are E.ON Next's turnover and financial accounts?

E.ON NEXT ENERGY LIMITED's most recently filed accounts (year ending 2024) show turnover of £7.9bn, operating profit of £33m, total assets of £2.1bn, 3,852 employees. Annual accounts are filed at Companies House and refreshed in our profile monthly.

Is E.ON Next safe for business customers?

E.ON NEXT ENERGY LIMITED holds a valid Ofgem electricity and gas supply licence, files audited accounts at Companies House, with latest turnover of £7.9bn, ranked #3 of 16 in Citizens Advice's most recent non-domestic supplier league table, 5 county court judgements on file (see the risk signals above). We do not give financial advice; verify the latest filings and any recent enforcement actions before signing a long-term contract.

How does E.ON Next score on the Citizens Advice complaints league table?

Citizens Advice ranked E.ON Next #3 of 16 in their most recent quarterly non-domestic supplier league table, with a complaints score of 111.6 per 10,000 customers. Lower numbers are better. The table is published quarterly and is the most cited independent measure of UK non-domestic supplier service quality.

Can I get a fixed business gas or electricity quote from E.ON Next via Purely Energy?

Yes. As an independent broker we tender against E.ON Next alongside our panel of 19 UK suppliers. Each quote breaks the unit price into wholesale energy, non-commodity costs, supplier margin, and our broker margin so you see exactly what you are paying. Request a comparison via the buttons above.

At a glance

E.ON NEXT ENERGY LIMITED (Companies House 03782443) is the licensed UK retail entity owned by E.ON SE (Germany). Registered office: Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park, Coventry, CV4 8LG. Latest filed turnover £7.9bn (year ending 2024) with 3,852 employees. Citizens Advice ranks E.ON Next #3 of 16 UK non-domestic suppliers in their most recent league table.

Last verified 7 May 2026 · Sources: Companies House (03782443), Citizens Advice non-domestic league table, Ofgem licence register.

E.ON Next business contact

Direct lines for business customers

Contact page
Open on E.ON Next

Sourced from E.ON Next's official contact page. Verify before relying on these details for billing or contract-end disputes.

E.ON Next is the UK retail arm of E.ON SE, supplying gas and electricity to homes and businesses. The current entity was formed in 2021 when E.ON migrated its UK customers and absorbed the npower retail business it had acquired in 2019.

Parent
E.ON SE (Germany)
Founded
2021
Headquarters
Coventry
Latest revenue
Not published

E.ON Next business profile

Independent company data for the licensed retail entity, drawn from the latest filed accounts and statutory registers. Refreshed monthly. Not a credit recommendation.

Last refreshed 7 May 2026

Risk band
Caution
Score 44/100
Moderate profile. Worth reviewing recent filings before committing to long terms.
Recommended credit limit
£1.9m
Provider's guidance, not a Purely Energy recommendation.
Turnover (latest filed)
£7.9bn
Year ending 31 December 2024
Total assets
£2.1bn
Creditor days 1
Headcount (filed)
3,852
As of 31 December 2024
Growth score
59/100
Next accounts due
30 September 2026

5-year financial trend

Turnover CAGR +155.7% over 4 years

Year endingTurnoverYoY
31 December 2024£7.9bn-35.6%
31 December 2023£12.3bn+35.5%
31 December 2022£9.1bn+232.0%
31 December 2021£2.7bn+1376.6%
31 December 2020£186m-

Sourced from filed accounts at Companies House. YoY = year-on-year turnover change. CAGR = compound annual growth rate across the window shown.

Latest filed profit and loss

Year ending 31 December 2024

Turnover
£7.9bn
Gross profit
£973m
Operating profit
£33m
Pre-tax profit
£24m
EBITDA
£214m

Registered office

Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park, Coventry, CV4 8LG

West Midlands · Coventry

Auditor

KPMG LLP

Active officers· 37 on the public register

  • HELEN BRADBURY· D· CHIEF PEOPLE OFFICER· since 2023LinkedIn ↗
  • MR JASON LEE CLARK· D· GROUP FINANCIAL CONTROLLER· since 2010LinkedIn ↗
  • MRS JODIE EATON· D· DIRECTOR OF I&C· since 2012LinkedIn ↗
  • MR MARTIN MIKLAS· D· MANAGER· since 2015LinkedIn ↗
  • MR CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN NORBURY· D· CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER· since 2020LinkedIn ↗
  • MR JASON ANDREW SCAGELL· D· DIRECTOR· since 2013LinkedIn ↗
  • MR CHRISTOPHER JAMES THEWLIS· D· HEAD OF METERING· since 2019LinkedIn ↗
  • DAVID LEE THRELFALL· D· CHARTERED ENGINEER· since 2004LinkedIn ↗
  • MR GLENN WILLIAM CHAPMAN· D· since 2017LinkedIn ↗
  • ANDREW JOHN SWANSON· D· COMPANY SECRETARY· since 1999LinkedIn ↗

Plus 27 more on the public register.

Industry (SIC07)

  • 35100: Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
  • 35130: Distribution of electricity · ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY
  • 35220: Distribution of gaseous fuels through mains · ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY
  • 35220: Distribution of gaseous fuels through mains · ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY
  • 35140: Trade of electricity · ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY
  • 35130: Distribution of electricity · ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY

Trading history and former names

  • HACKREMCO (NO.1496) LIMITED, 1999 to 1999
  • NITROGEN TWO LIMITED, 1999 to 2000
  • NPOWER DIRECT LIMITED, 2000 to 2020

County court judgements

5 on file

  • £11.4k · 23 April 2026 · CIVIL NATIONAL BUSINESS CENTRE
  • £670 · 22 March 2026 · THE COUNTY COURT ONLINE
  • £9.8k · 16 March 2026 · CIVIL NATIONAL BUSINESS CENTRE

Public contact details

Telephone
+448085015200

Sources and references

We are an independent UK B2B energy broker. Profile data is sourced from the public registers above and refreshed monthly. Not a credit recommendation. Verify recent filings before relying on any figure.

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