E.ON - E.ON Energy Fit Plan
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Tariff Features
- E.ON Energy Fit Plan is a 2 year deal offering 2 months worth of energy for FREE, one for each year.
- Free Energy Monitor is available (customers must apply for this).
- Variable rate tariff - energy prices may go up or down.
- Payment options available: Fixed Monthly Direct Debit only.
- You must manage your account online.
- Tesco Clubcard points are available.
- This tariff is available to Dual Fuel customers and Single Electricity customers with no mains gas. Customers with mains gas must take Dual Fuel.
- Energy Fit Plan is guaranteed to be cheaper than Energy Online, E.ON's standard online product, over the 2 years of the plan when paying by fixed monthly Direct Debit.
- No cancellation fees!
- Customers must provide online meter readings every 3 months to ensure an accurate calculation of the free months energy.
- After the 2 year term you will be moved onto a similar plan or one of E.ON's standard plans.
- This tariff is not available to Prepayment customers, Heatwise or Restricted Hours Meters.
- No IGT charge.
Supplier information
E.ON are one of the country's leading electric and gas companies, supplying millions of homes and businesses across the UK. They also offer a range of home energy services, including boiler and central heating installation, maintenance and insurance.
As far as E.ON's green credentials are concerned, they have 21 wind farms located from Cornwall to Northern Ireland. They also built the UK's largest dedicated biomass power station at Lockerbie and they're committed to developing their offshore wind farms in British waters.
E.ON are the world's largest investor-owned electricity and Gas Company. They bought PowerGen in July 2000, though the change was carried out over a long period of time in order to minimise waste and excessive cost.
