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Meet some of the tech-savvy minds stepping up to create tomorrow’s sustainable solutions.

Yes, you heard that right – we’re making pizza (quite literally!) powered by the sun. In fact, we’re cooking up a whooping 1.3 million of them a year.

When we say we serve customers nationwide, we mean NATIONWIDE – just take a look at our map of the more than 5,500 customer sites which rely on our energy expertise to maximise savings and reduce emissions 

From fast-charging freight to cross-border partnerships, E.ON Drive Infrastructure is breaking down barriers to electric transport.

E.ON’s AI hackathon returned for its third and final event of 2024, bringing together more than 100 colleagues, leading tech partners, and future engineers for two days of innovation.

We’ve pioneered a study on the potential to develop hydrogen as a fuel source for heavy industry, aiming to reduce reliance on natural gas in steel production, and offering a viable option to reduce CO₂ emissions while enhancing energy security.

Neighbouring Tinsley sites explore potential sustainability projects including capturing waste heat from water treatment works, and carbon capture trials

As our demand for sustainability grows, so does the need for ‘green champions’ – the people and the skills we need to deliver those necessary changes.

AI tools are not just for computer science and tech start-ups, we’re using new data tools to help  better understand customer emotions, improve service speed, and create smarter experiences.

New partnership aims to use satellites and space technology to address the challenges of the energy sector – such as monitoring power lines and even promoting smart technologies in the most remote areas.

Our partnership with BMW is revving up a greener future, with our innovative smart home charging solution allowing EV owners to power up their cars from their own rooftops!

Paul Stares, E.ON colleague and EV pioneer, talks about his journey in adopting and adapting to cleaner motoring, not only driving electric but generating his own power and supporting the grid