From connections queues to connected homes: why firm flexibility beats ‘fingers-crossed’ flexibility
EVs, heat pumps and home generators are transforming energy demand. Reinforcing our networks is slow and expensive so Britain needs flexibility too: dedicated batteries that power networks can rely on, speeding up connections and cutting costs
Top class: how a modern approach is producing remarkable energy savings at historic university venue
How an innovative building management system is transforming Glasgow University’s historic Bute Hall’s energy efficiency.
Nine in ten UK home buyers now on the hunt for solar panels, home batteries or heat pumps amid energy uncertainty
- 93% of buyers say energy uncertainty is shaping what they look for in a home
- E.ON Next data reveals sales for solar panels and batteries (+182%), air source heat pumps (+129%) and EV chargers (+18%) have soared between February-April this year
- Property expert Dion Dublin reveals future‑ready energy solutions – like solar panels, home batteries, heat pumps and EV chargers – are fast becoming a key selling points
E.ON to acquire OVO and put customers in control by making new energy work – for everyone
E.ON has today (11 MAY 2026) announced its planned acquisition of OVO, a UK residential energy supplier. The transaction represents a significant investment by E.ON Group into the UK market and is about accelerating consumer energy flexibility - putting control in customers' hands, bringing bills down, and reshaping the energy system around people.
Why grid flexibility is one of the most cost-effective policies you’ve not met yet
Electricity networks are hitting capacity limits, and the cost of reinforcing them shows up on everyone’s bills. Flexibility – putting batteries in homes in constrained areas – can unlock spare capacity faster and cheaper than just building new infrastructure
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From connections queues to connected homes: why firm flexibility beats ‘fingers-crossed’ flexibility
EVs, heat pumps and home generators are transforming energy demand. Reinforcing our networks is slow and expensive so Britain needs flexibility too: dedicated batteries that power networks can rely on, speeding up connections and cutting costs
Silhill FC becomes the latest grassroots club to receive an energy audit as part of The Greener Game
Another community club rooted in local life is cutting costs and carbon through a nationwide push to futureproof the grassroots game
E.ON’s Laura Dudley on IVF, inclusion and supporting women in legal careers
In an interview with NuCAS, E.ON Senior Legal Counsel Laura Dudley reflects on her fertility journey, the importance of flexible working, and why inclusive workplaces are essential to helping women progress in the legal profession.
