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Stephen Evans, Industry Costing Manager for npower Business Solutions, on how the Government’s clean power targets mark a step-change in the scale and pace of new renewable energy sources

We’re proud to stand for the issues that matter to our customers and to our colleagues – and menopause awareness, support and action is a key part of that.

We’re leading the energy transition to a more sustainable and affordable future. And we’re proudly working with social housing association whg to improve the energy efficiency of 250 homes across Walsall.

Richard Sansom, heat zone strategic relationship lead for E.ON, on the prospects of heat networks making a real decarbonising difference to London

Gender equality in the workplace is not just a women’s issue — it’s everyone’s issue.

For years, we've said that net zero is not just good for the environment but also for the economy. Now, it’s official. 

What do ski slopes, carbon emissions and Hans Christian Andersen all have in common? The answer lies in our new carbon capture technology project being planned for the writer’s home town of Copenhagen

As evidence grows that the energy transition is a sound economic investment, our pilot in Coventry makes the case for backing batteries.

AI: job thief or teammate? At this year’s DTX Expo, E.ON’s Neha Babajee joined digital transformation leaders to bust some AI myths, tackle the fear factor and show how AI isn’t here to replace us – it’s here to make work better. 

Claire Westwood, Head of Meter Operations at E.ON Next, is helping drive forward net zero and women in leadership. She recently shared with us her career advice for others and how she and her team are helping to transform customers’ energy use up and down the country, one meter at a time.

We recently installed the UK’s biggest zoo-based solar meadow at Edinburgh Zoo, and we caught up with the Project Delivery Manager, Colin Heggie, to find out more about this brilliant project.

How do you overcome the challenges of generating renewable energy in the most sustainable way – where reusing and recycling is built in from the outset. This was the topic of roundtable featuring The University of Cambridge and E.ON Group Innovation