The Latest Breaking News from Eon Next

Around 250,000 customers are set to receive £144 each on average after being impacted by Eon Next’s billing system error.

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E.On has also been told to pay a further £1 million to Ofgem's voluntary redress fund

The energy supplier was found to have 'severe weaknesses' when it came to customer service standards in a review by regulator Ofgem

The energy firm will also pay a further £1 million to Ofgem’s voluntary redress fund.

The regulator said E.On Next will pay £4million to customers, working out at £8 each, with a further £1million to be paid to the Ofgem voluntary redress fund