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E.ON invests £4 million in Allume Energy to bring cleaner, more affordable energy to UK flats
With Allume’s innovative SolShare technology, this pioneering investment will bring greener, cleaner solar power — and lower energy bills — to flat-dwellers who’ve traditionally been locked out of rooftop solar, delivering each resident’s share of energy exactly when they need it most.
Q&A: The Football Association view on the Greener Game
E.ON sits down to chat with members of the FA team helping to make the Greener Game happen
E.ON Next win Utility Week Flex Award for Coventry Battery Pilot
Leading brand's annual awards give recognition for E.ON Next's innovative work in Coventry.
A Greener Game update: Learning from the data
What we've learned so far from our efforts to bring energy support to grassroots football clubs.
The Greener Game: Providing grassroots clubs with top tier energy support
When grassroots football clubs get energy support through our collaborative project with the FA, they're getting the best.
Bedfordshire FA receives energy audit of facilities as part of the Greener Game
Bedfordshire FA, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The Bedfordshire FA has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs and County FAs.
People, policy and technology: why innovation needs a joined-up approach
Overcoming some of the barriers to net zero, the challenges around customer behaviour and some exciting innovations – just some of the topics under discussion in the latest Womens Utilities Network podcast featuring E.ON Next’s Natasha Ackroyd
Petersfield Town FC receives energy audit of facilities as part of the Greener Game
Petersfield Town FC, based on Love Lane in Petersfield, 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.
Suffolk FA's Barnards Meadow Football Centre receives energy audit of facilities as part of the Greener Game
BARNARDS MEADOW FOOTBALL CENTRE based on Barnards Way in Lowestoft recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The facility has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs.
Generating hope, locally: why community collaboration is key to net zero
New research shows the UK’s journey to being fairer and greener must be rooted in local action – but councils can’t do it alone. Natalie Robinson, E.ON’s Head of New City Partnerships, explores how a new partnership model is making that possible – and how, by working with local authorities, we’re delivering energy projects that cut emissions, lower bills, and unlock new jobs.
Growing the Greener Game’s impact with Energy Support Packs
With these energy support packs as part of the Greener Game we're offering top-tier energy advice to grassroots football clubs across England.