Sheffield landmarks renew affordable, low-carbon heat partnership with E.ON
Three city venues – Ice Sheffield, English Institute of Sport Sheffield and Utilita Arena Sheffield – receive locally produced heat from Blackburn Meadows district heating network, in multi-year renewal.
Behind the technology powering a greener – and cheaper – game
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E.ON UK responds to introduction of October price cap
From 1 October to 31 December 2026, the Energy Price Cap will be £1,723 per year, an increase of 4% compared to the last price cap period.
The power of art: Waiting Miner statue commemorates Yorkshire’s coal’s history
A historic statue honouring Yorkshire’s mining heritage has been unveiled at E.ON’s Blackburn Meadows renewable energy plant by South Yorkshire’s Mayor, Oliver Coppard – bringing together the region’s energy past and its transition to a cleaner, more sustainable future.
E.ON Next ramps up home battery investment to cut energy bills by hundreds of pounds per year and support Britain’s electricity grid
E.ON Next to deploy 1,000 batteries across the UK as research reveals widespread consumer appetite for affordable, long-term solutions to high energy costs
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Sheffield landmarks renew affordable, low-carbon heat partnership with E.ON
Three city venues – Ice Sheffield, English Institute of Sport Sheffield and Utilita Arena Sheffield – receive locally produced heat from Blackburn Meadows district heating network, in multi-year renewal.
From school fairs to job centres: the efforts going into making energy support work for everyone
They say there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but Anna Tinsley from our Green Funding Solutions team is on a mission to make new energy work for everyone, finding and helping people who can really benefit from energy saving home upgrades
Menopause, culture and finding support at work
This Menopause Awareness Month, we are sharing colleagues’ personal stories to open up conversations about menopause at work. First, Early Careers Talent Expert Bal Atwal reflects on culture, support and her own experience.
