E.ON Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 in Southern England: £1,864.41 a year

Rates in Southern England, as E.ON Next's feed states them

Pence, read on 15 Nov 2026. Annual figures are for Ofgem's typical household (2,500 kWh of electricity and 9,500 kWh of gas a year, in force since 1 July 2026): unit rate x typical use + standing charge x 365.

• Electricity, Direct Debit
  28.01p per kWh · 47.81p a day
  £874.71 a year at 2,500 kWh, £38.45 above the price cap · £100 exit fee per fuel
  The feed's rate for this row
• Gas, Direct Debit
  9.32p per kWh · 28.53p a day
  £989.70 a year at 9,500 kWh, £107.12 above the price cap · £100 exit fee per fuel
  The feed's rate for this row
• Both fuels, Direct Debit
  £1,864.41 a year
  £145.57 above the price cap of £1,718.84 for Southern England
• Economy 7, Direct Debit
  day 33.43p · night 15.80p per kWh · 47.75p a day
  £1,059.18 a year, £33.87 above the price cap. Economy 7 figures use Ofgem's typical multi-rate household: 3,400 kWh a year, 58% at the day rate and 42% at the night rate.
  The feed's rate for this row
• Electricity, standard credit
  29.50p per kWh · 56.41p a day
  £943.31 a year at 2,500 kWh, £38.66 above the price cap · £100 exit fee per fuel
  The feed's rate for this row
• Gas, standard credit
  9.76p per kWh · 36.85p a day
  £1,061.78 a year at 9,500 kWh, £107.03 above the price cap · £100 exit fee per fuel
  The feed's rate for this row
• Both fuels, standard credit
  £2,005.09 a year
  £145.69 above the price cap of £1,859.40 for Southern England
• Economy 7, standard credit
  day 34.90p · night 17.11p per kWh · 56.35p a day
  £1,138.06 a year, £33.76 above the price cap. Economy 7 figures use Ofgem's typical multi-rate household: 3,400 kWh a year, 58% at the day rate and 42% at the night rate.
  The feed's rate for this row

The tariff

• Published as: Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 (product code NEXT_SECURE_FIXED_24M_V59), brand EON_NEXT in E.ON Next's feed.
• Type: fixed, from the feed's own flags and name (variable: no; tracker: no; prepayment: no; green: no); 24-month term.
• On sale: available from 2026-11-12, no end date stated.
• The feed this tariff was read from · Ofgem's price cap for Southern England

E.ON Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 in other regions

Common questions

How much does E.ON Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 cost in Southern England?

E.ON Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 in Southern England costs £1,864.41 a year at Ofgem's typical use by Direct Debit (electricity at 28.01p per kWh and 47.81p a day, and gas at 9.32p per kWh and 28.53p a day), £145.57 above the price cap for Southern England, as E.ON Next's own tariff feed stated on 15 Nov 2026.

Is E.ON Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 below the price cap in Southern England?

£1,864.41 a year at Ofgem's typical use by Direct Debit is £145.57 above the price cap for Southern England, which comes to £1,718.84 on the same sum (Ofgem, 1 October to 31 December 2026). A fixed tariff is not covered by the cap: its rates are set for the term.

Does E.ON Next Secure Fixed 24m v59 have an exit fee?

E.ON Next's feed states an exit fee of £100 per fuel for it, on a 24-month term.

Where these figures come from

Prices from the suppliers that publish their tariffs openly: Octopus Energy (with Co-op Energy and London Power), EDF and E.ON Next (with Sainsbury's Energy); other suppliers are not listed. Unit rates and standing charges are read once a day from each supplier's own tariff feed, most recently on 15 Nov 2026, and shown as printed. Prices are the feeds' VAT-inclusive figures as printed, which on 15 Nov 2026 carried no VAT on electricity and 5% VAT on gas. No VAT is added or removed here.

Annual figures are for Ofgem's typical household (2,500 kWh of electricity and 9,500 kWh of gas a year, in force since 1 July 2026): unit rate x typical use + standing charge x 365. Economy 7 figures use Ofgem's typical multi-rate household: 3,400 kWh a year, 58% at the day rate and 42% at the night rate. Your own use will differ, so your bill will too. A tariff that charges different rates at different times of day is listed with its standing charge and never given one figure.

The price cap is Ofgem's, for 1 October to 31 December 2026: unit rates and standing charges by region. Typical use is Ofgem's too: typical domestic consumption values. Contains public sector information from Ofgem, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Information, not advice. No supplier pays to appear, and the order is set by price alone.