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Easier, simpler, more affordable: How home batteries can radically change our relationship with energy

Davide Turi from our innovation team tells the Future of Utilities podcast how the energy transition must make things easier rather than more complicated for customers: “they should not have to become energy experts”.

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E.ON degree apprentices help transform outdoor spaces at Cotmanhay Junior School

A team of E.ON degree apprentices rolled up their sleeves to help transform the outdoor spaces at Cotmanhay Junior School, creating brighter, more welcoming areas for pupils to learn, play and reflect.

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Disability Pride Month: How we are building a workplace where everyone belongs

From award-winning business initiatives to immersive real-world experiences, E.ON is turning empathy into action by removing barriers and creating opportunities for colleagues, customers and communities.

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Walking Football players enjoy unique experience at Nottingham Forest training ground with E.ON Next

Participants from Nottingham Forest Community Trust’s Walking Football programme were given a special opportunity to step into the dome at the Nigel Doughty Academy, as part of E.ON Next’s partnership with Nottingham Forest.

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E.ON creates 'Recharge HQ' to support the everyday heroes powering the UK's only disability sports series

E.ON is proud to continue its support of the Superhero Series powered by Marvel by launching Recharge HQ at this year's Superhero Tri – a dedicated wellbeing space designed to support the volunteers who help make the event possible.

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E.ON Next and Veloce Host 'Powering the Future' Panel to Champion Green Careers

E.ON Next and Veloce hosted 'Powering the Future' at E.ON Next House in London, bringing together voices from the energy industry, engineering and motorsport to explore how innovation, electrification and inclusion can help accelerate the energy transition and inspire future talent.

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Powering grassroots football: when clean, affordable energy took centre stage on the Thames

A floating football pitch on the River Thames provided a striking backdrop for a unique tournament hosted by E.ON Next in June, bringing MPs, Lords and staffers together with grassroots players to highlight how innovative energy solutions are transforming community sport.

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E.ON shortlisted for Investing in Ethnicity Impact Award

E.ON has been shortlisted for the Impact Award, recognising organisations that are making a measurable difference in advancing ethnic inclusion and belonging.

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Five minutes with E.ON’s Bal Atwal, winner of the Next Generation Employer Award

After being named the winner of the Next Generation Employer Award at the EMCCA Awards, Early Careers Talent Expert Bal Atwal reflects on the recognition, the impact of E.ON's Employer Advisers, and why helping young people discover their potential is so rewarding.

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Building a fairer energy future: Why social impact must be central to Britain’s energy transition

Our latest Purpose Coalition report explores how three strategic priorities – tackling affordability, enabling scalability and widening opportunity – are helping make new energy work for everyone.

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Powering the next generation of leaders through Degree Apprenticeships and The Purpose Coalition

As the UK accelerates towards a cleaner, more sustainable energy system, one challenge sits at the heart of the transition: ensuring we have the skilled workforce needed to deliver it.

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Powering progress: How the nBS Foundation is helping communities build a brighter future

From renewable energy upgrades to employment support and green skills, the nBS Foundation is backing projects that are making a lasting difference across the Midlands and Yorkshire.