EON in Annfield Plain in 2024

Name of the Plan	Specificities	Unit price   price/kWh	Standing Charge   price/kWh
Gas Standard	24 Months Fixed - Direct Debit	3.227 p	26.601 p
Economy 10	24 Months Fixed - Pay as you go	3.084 p	36.33 p

Name of the Plan	Tariff value	Unit Price   price/kWh	Standing Charge   price/day
Greener Energy	12 Months Fixed	18.416 p	26.468 p

How cheap are E.ON's gas and electricity plans? We've got you covered! See below for prices relating to E.ON's electricity and gas prices.

Electricity	Gas	Electricity and Gas Combined
667.57037	484.4001525	1151.970523

While dual fuel is becoming increasingly popular, some households still opt for separate gas and electricity plans, even sometimes from separate suppliers. At E.ON you will find all sorts of tariffs to fit both your electricity and gas needs. Find out more about the available E.On energy tariffs here.

Name of the Plan	Specificities	Day time   price/kWh	Night time   price/kWh	Standing Charge   price/day
Economy 7	12 Months Fixed - Direct Debit	21.447 p	11.268 p	26.555 p
Economy 10	24 Months Fixed - Direct Debit	21.447 p	13.35 p	26.555 p
Economy 7	24 Months Fixed - Pay as you go	3.227 p	21.02 p	30.48 p
Economy 10	24 Months Fixed - Pay as you go	21.02 p	12.99 p	30.48 p

A good way of finding out about an energy supplier is to see what their customers are saying. You can start by asking anyone you may know who is currently with E.ON Next in Annfield Plain, what their experience with the supplier has been like. However, you might want to get a broader perspective. For that reason, we have gathered E.ON's Trustpilot ratings. Octopus Energy has 30,076 customer reviews at the time of writing this article. See below for their current customer reviews. * (48%) were “Excellent” * (12%) were “Great” * (6%) were “Average” * (41%) were “Poor” * (3%) were “Bad” E.ON has an average rating from Annfield Plain inhabitants, given their 3.5 out of 5 stars. Reviews mention a mix of bad and good customer service, issues switching over from E.ON, and difficulties with obtaining gas meter readings. It could be that E.ON is experiencing a difficult transition from their acquisition of Npower. It seems they are having issues transitioning current customers over to E.ON Next.

Yes, E.ON Energy does supply smart meters to their customers. Smart meters allow energy consumers to more accuratley track their usage by transmiting your usage data directly to the supplier, so you won't need to worry about inaccurate bills caused by estimates!

We have created an extensive guide for you on how to save on energy bills. For a shorter version, here are a few basic tips that will help you save energy and lower your costs: * Wash clothes at a lower temperature with an eco setting. * Keep your appliances turned off and unplugged when possible. For example, a toaster is typically an easy appliance to unplug when not in use. Unplugging appliances could easily reduce your energy efficiency since they consume energy even when not in use. There are many ways in which you can save on energy without switching energy suppliers. One of the best ways to save money on energy is switching suppliers! That's where we're here to help! Give us a call at 0330 054 0018.

Yes it is free to switch to E.ON Energy and our services are free as well! All you have to do is give us a call at 0330 054 0018 and will take care of the switch for you.

Once you move to your new home in Annfield Plain there are steps you will need to follow to connect to the grid so that you can receive your energy supply to both power and heat your home. It is likely that your property is already connected to the grid, however in instances that it's not, e.g., when you are building a new home, follow the steps below. (The vast majority of the 4,746 houses in Annfield Plain are already connected so the list below is for those that are building a new property. * Call the National Grid Energy Transmission (NGET) on 0800 688 588 in order to arrange a pre-application meeting. This meeting is about the workload, timeline and cost of the project. * Submit application forms to the Electricity Systems Operator (ESO) - don't be surprised by the application fee! * A team will then come to your property for an assessment and will send you a quote in 1 to 3 working weeks. * Enjoy your power!

One easy step that could very well save you money is to take a meter reading before you move. Like with any big change, there are some steps that you need to complete before you move house. You want to make sure that you are not paying for energy that you are not able to use! Once you have the meter reading and Meter Point Reference Number you are ready to make the switch! To make your life a bit easier, you should complete the following before leaving your current home. For this reason, we've prepared a moving checklist so that you won't leave anything behind! So, let's begin: * Number 1 and the most important thing! Before moving, take a meter reading. This way, you're not paying for energy that you haven't used. * After you have your meter reading, it's time to sort out your Meter Point Reference Number (MPRN). * Once your MPRN is situated, you are then clear to move without having to worry about paying for energy that you didn't or would not be able to use. If you ever have any doubts, you can check our resource that is dedicated to moving into a new build and moving into a rented house. When moving to a new city such as Annfield Plain, setting up your new electric and gas can be difficult. When you move, if you do not switch to a new supplier or plan type with your current supplier, you will be under a “deemed contract”, or standard tariff of the previous homeowner's supplier until you make a switch. You can call the supplier directly, either the one that you currently have or a new one that you have found through research. A better option might be to call us at Switch Plan to help you find the best deal. We suggest that you switch out of the deemed contract ASAP because it is usually much more expensive than your typical tariff.

You are a newAnnfield Plain inhabitant, and as such, it will be useful to know some local numbers in the event that there is ever a situation with your power supply or an emergency. A good place to keep these numbers is either a bookmark in your browser or if you want to go old-school, jot them down on a little note and stick them to your fridge.

Service	Name	Address	Contact	Website
Water Services	Northumbrian Water	Abbey Road, Pity Me, Durham DH1 5FJ	Phone: +44(0)8706 084820 Fax: +44(0)191 384 1920	Phone: http://www.nwl.co.uk/
City Hall	/	/	/	/

Congratulations! You've recently moved to Durham County! We want to share some valuable information with you that will make your move a bit more seamless. I'm sure you have many things that must be arranged, and any stress around your energy procurement should not be anything to worry about. We have a comprehensive moving house checklist to make your move a bit easier. Also, below we have a list of organizations that you should notify. We have the basics covered. * Governmental/local bodies - When you move, you'll want to update your address with teh DVLA. You won't be able to change it until you actually make the move, just be sure to make the update in a timely manner to avoid any unnecessary complications. * Banks and financial institutions - Make sure your credit cards, banks, retirement accounts, and another other lenders are updated on your new contact information. * Insurance providers - Make sure that your insurance does not become void.

In Annfield Plain, or in any town in the UK for that matter, there are certain factors that will affect the price of your energy bills when transferring energy from one home to another. We have in-depth information of the various factors that come into play in our guide here: energy transfer. Before digging in, we have a few simple questions that are helpful for successfully completing your energy transfer. * What is the size of your new home? * How much energy does your new home consume? * How far away have you moved from your previous residence * What type of energy does your new home use? * Do you currently use a prepayment meter? You might be wondering how to answer all of these questions, and even if you have the answer, might think… “Ok, well what's next?” Give us a call! Our experts can help you switch energy suppliers!

Lots of Annfield Plain inhabitants stick with British Gas since they are the most popular provider in the North East. However, popularity doesn't necessarily equate to good service for you as an individual. There are so many different energy suppliers which provide so many different types of tariff, so if you browse what's on offer, you will definitely be able to find something that suits you. While this might in fact be British Gas, it also might not be! Therefore, don't be afraid to switch around to find the best plan for you and your household. You can actually make some pretty hefty savings by switching supplier. That's where we come in! Give our experts at Switch Plan a ring and they can guide you through the best option for you.

On average in Durham County, it costs £10.6 for a kWh of energy. Annfield Plain inhabitants pay around 0.38% less compared to the UK average.

Based on 2018 data, the average yearly kWh consumption of a Annfield Plain inhabitants household is 3,542.93 kWh. The median consumption per household being 3,087.94 kWh. You can compare this data to cities close by in order to better understand how Durham County works vs other counties. Consett, Seaham or Spennymoor are relevant points of comparison.

Switch plan are always here to help Annfield Plain inhabitants switch energy supplier if they wish to. Our price comparison service isn't just quick and easy, it's also completely free. Sounds good? Well, give us a ring any time between 8.30 am and 5.30 pm on 0330 054 0018 to chat with one of our experts. Alternatively, you can of course get directly in touch with E.ON if you wanted! If you have an emergency or a concern that you want to speak to them about, all their contact details are at your disposal below.

Type of Enquiry	Number to contact
General Enquiries Enquiries that you may have regarding your existing account, such as querying a bill or changing the way you pay your bills.	0345 052 0000 Open from 8am to 8pm during the week, 8am to 6pm on Saturday, 10am to 4pm on Sunday.
Top Up Contact Number For all queries related to Pay As You Go billing: topping up, changing from pay as you go to direct debit and using emergency credit.	0330 303 5063 8am to 8pm during the week, 8am to 6pm on Saturday.
Complaints If you have a complaint that you would like resolved or acknowledged by E.ON.	0345 052 0000 8am to 8pm during the week, 8am to 6pm on Saturday.
Complaints Pay As You Go Complaints specifically related to Pay As You Go tariffs.	0345 303 3040 8am to 8pm during the week, 8am to 6pm on Saturday.
E.ON Boiler Services Complaints number and address that are separate from the complaints service for gas and electricity customers	customerrelations@homeserve.com

People often don't know what they need to do when experiencing a power cut, and it's something that is so important. People don't usually look to understand what they need to do until they experience a power cut at that moment. It's certainly not the highlight of anyone's day, but the thing is there are easy steps you can take to understand where it is coming from and address accordingly. Step 1: Check the source. It could very well be a fuse that tripped in your house circuit, so make sure you check your fuse box and see if any of the switches have been turned off. The power cut might have happened when you were switching an appliance or light on. If this is the case, then the cut is only in your home in Annfield Plain. Step 2: If the cut is not in your home, then you will want to call your local distribution network operator directly on the following number 0800 011 3332. In Annfield Plain, your local DNO is Northern Powergrid. A team should get dispatched to help resolve the issue so that you can get energy back in your home! Area cuts usually occur when a power line that is connected to your home is interrupted. The most common cases for interruption are: * When lightning has struck a utility pole * A power line is knocked down or damaged or. * Transformers were shut down due either on purpose or by being struck by lightning

If you need some up-to-date information or are experiencing a powercut in Durham County, then you should get in touch directly with your city.data.district Network Provider.

Company name	Company number
Durham County Northern Powergrid General Number	0800 011 3332
Durham County Northern Powergrid Emergency Number	0800 375675
Durham County Wales & West Utilities Number	0800 912 29 99
Durham County Wales & West Utilities Emergency Number	0800 111 999