E.ON Next urges UK households to cut heating by 1°C to save up to £90 on winter bills and reduce energy use.

E.ON Next advises customers to save up to £90 on winter energy bills by lowering their thermostat by just 1°C, a simple change that reduces energy use and eases financial strain during colder months. The company promotes small household adjustments, such as upgrading inefficient appliances and using smart meters, to manage consumption. Phil Gilbert of E.ON Next highlights the dual benefit of saving money and supporting climate goals. Guidance is available through the Energy Efficiency Advice Centre and the new Everything Money website.