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Imagine seeing into the future of a city – street by street, home by home. Spotting which buildings are leaking heat, knowing where solar panels, heat pumps or insulation would make the biggest impact. Even identifying households struggling with fuel poverty before they ever need to ask.

We cannot expect to successfully transition to cleaner, greener and more affordable energy without a skilled workforce installing the various solutions needed. We’re proud to be upskilling the workforce of the future at our very own Net Zero Academy.

Our CEO, Chris Norbury, recently spoke to Rt Hon Justine Greening, Chair of The Purpose Coalition, about the crucial role E.ON is playing in making renewable energy systems work for our customers and for society.  

Once fuelled by coal and shrouded in smog, many countries across Eastern Europe are now reimagining heat – tapping into innovation, reusing ‘waste’ energy, and even biogas to build a low-carbon future.

We’re proud to be leading the energy transition to a cleaner and more affordable future. All our colleagues are working hard to make new energy work for our customers and communities across the UK. Without them, we cannot hope to deliver our ambitious targets.

Market-wide half hourly settlement isn't just a technical upgrade, it's key to helping customers and making new energy work.

The government’s latest energy plans aim to turn public car parks into clean energy hubs – but can solar really shine through the British drizzle? Vijay Tank, Chief Commercial Officer at E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions UK, takes a look under the canopy.

Ethical procurement is more than a set of guidelines — it is a vital part of our commitment to responsible business.

Leading brand's annual awards give recognition for E.ON Next's innovative work in Coventry.

Diversity is one of our greatest strengths at E.ON, helping us to not only attract and retain the best talent within our workforce, but also enabling us to truly respect and represent the customers and communities we serve.

From cars to combine harvesters, electric vehicles are becoming portable power stations. Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) tech is here, and it’s turning EVs into energy superheroes, powering everything from homes and buildings – even other vehicles.

What we've learned so far from our efforts to bring energy support to grassroots football clubs.