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E.ON Next Heating Cover: What You Need to Know

E.ON heating cover is a set of monthly boiler and central heating protection plans offered through E.ON Next in partnership with HomeServe, starting from £6.98 per month for gas boiler cover in the first year (E.ON Next, last updated 17 August 2026). The plans pay for repairs when your boiler or heating breaks down, subject […]

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EDF solar panel installation cost starts from £5,775 including 0% VAT for a domestic system, and EDF’s cost guide says a typical installed system is around £5,800 to £10,000 depending on size and battery storage. Those figures were last published by EDF in mid-August 2026. What you actually pay depends on your roof, the number […]

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Fuse Energy Smart Meters: Benefits, Installation & Readings

Fuse Energy smart meters are free SMETS2 electricity meters that record your usage every half-hour and send readings automatically, so you no longer submit manual meter readings and can access lower off-peak rates. Fuse Energy is a UK supplier established in 2022. and regulated by Ofgem, meaning it must follow the same consumer protection rules […]

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EDF Energy solar panels are a bundled offer combining a domestic solar photovoltaic system, optional battery storage and EDF-supplied import and export tariffs, with prices starting from £5,775 including 0% VAT (EDF Energy, 17 August 2026). For a bill-conscious household already paying above the price cap floor on a standard variable tariff, the appeal is […]

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How to lower your energy bills comes down to two things: paying less per unit and using fewer units. With the Ofgem price cap set to rise to around £1,862 a year for a typical dual-fuel household from 1 July 2026 (Ofgem, announced 27/05/2026), most UK homes are facing a 13% increase unless they take […]

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What happens to your direct debit when you switch energy is straightforward in most cases: your old supplier usually cancels the direct debit automatically once your switch completes, and your new supplier sets up a fresh one based on your expected usage. The detail that trips people up is timing — cancel too early and […]

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