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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

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

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

• A new agreement forged between E.ON UK and Sheffield stainless steel manufacturer, Marcegaglia, will channel heat energy into E.ON’s Sheffield heat network
• The private sector partnership develops Sheffield’s position as one of six pioneering cities within the Government’s heat network plan
• Developing the eco-industrial revolution in the heart of the Steel City, E.ON and Marcegaglia will create new opportunities for green jobs, skills and warmth within Sheffield

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

Sun, smart tech and sustainability – the solar community proving green living can be smarter, cleaner and fairer for all.

The future of energy isn’t just about producing more renewables – it’s about using them in a more connected way. It’s the key to making the energy transition faster, smarter and more effective.

Four articles produced with Guardian Labs explore some of the innovative approaches being adopted across communities in the new energy world - from city partnerships and energy efficient hospitals to iconic new housing developments

How two rural communities are pioneering a potential view of the future of energy – sharing locally produced power and helping to support the national grid

Our solutions-for-schools initiative is not just harnessing solar energy to drive down costs and cut emissions, we’re also creating a blueprint for smarter, greener communities – and aiming to inspire the next generation.

Rugby Borough Football Club, based on Kilsby Lane  in Rugby, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs. 

Sheffield’s industrial past is fuelling its low-carbon future. As E.ON’s Blackburn Meadows celebrates a decade of renewable energy, bold plans are underway - expanding the city’s heat network, exploring hydrogen production and harnessing AI to drive a cleaner, greener Sheffield.