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Ever wondered what the future could look like through a child’s eyes? We’ve unveiled a 32ft mural in heart of Coventry to showcase just that.

Kevin Hansen, E.ON Next Veloce Racing driver, provides us with an update on his commitment to Extreme E’s Legacy Programmes and how we can continue to shine a spotlight on sustainable solutions.

From individuals to businesses, we’re shining a light on those who are leading the way in making our city - and the planet - a greener, cleaner place.

John Bernard, the Poet Laureate of Coventry, sounds a "siren of inspiration" for sustainable change with his poem 'Spark a Light',  bringing together the hopes, dreams and wishes of people from across his city - and across the UK. 

A realisation has been dawning in motorsport – on paper, one of the world’s truly mixed-gender sports – that men and women can compete at the same time, at the same level, and towards the same purpose.

E.ON has partnered with Extreme E’s Veloce Racing for a number of years, with both organisations focused on helping bring education and attention to the need for climate action and a greener, more sustainable future.

As we work to tackle the climate crisis, the desire for green jobs is likely to increase and there’s even a cohort of young people actively seeking green jobs now. 

Kingswinford, in the heart of England, plays host to E.ON’s new sustainable training academy. Here, we’re upskilling our colleagues in cleaner, greener energy solutions.

From large corporations to small enterprises, office spaces are emerging as a crucial focal point in the quest for sustainable solutions. 

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