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As investment in clean energy accelerates, it’s flexibility –  not just generation – that’s drawing the smart money. And we’re already backing it. 

More than 15,000 streetlights are to benefit from an energy-saving upgrade that is expected to save the county  £1.2m a year.

Ofgem grants E.ON a distribution licence, marking a significant milestone in the launch of its Independent Network Operator (IDNO) business, E.ON UK Network Assets Ltd.

• Schools across Coventry will receive 1,000 free copies of Aaron Ashmore’s latest book, The Time Travelling Coventry Hotel, reaching every Year 1-6 class in the city
• In the latest chapter of the 15-year E.ON and Coventry City Council partnership, the initiative aims to engage the next generation in reading and the city’s rich history
• The book donation launched at Manor Park Primary School, with copies landing across the city before the new term begins

Driven by demand for smart and flexible energy, E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) has created two new positions as Simon Duncan transitions to a new global role

With a focus on business to business, building controls and engineering, Cindy McAneny becomes EIS Director of B2B Solutions

To unlock green energy solutions for cities and homes, Natalie Keogh will become EIS Director of Cities and Heat Solutions.

E.ON’s Steven’s Croft biomass plant joins Scotland’s HyLion network to establish a supply chain for hydrogen-based e-methanol – a sustainable fuel for global industries

A team of volunteers from E.ON have proudly supported Coventry City Council’s Henley Green Grub Hub in an event designed to bring the community together, promote digital inclusion, provide energy efficiency advice and offer discounted food parcels.

Residents in Immingham joined in with the celebrations as Lincolnshire Housing Partnership (LHP) officially opened a new playground which was proudly funded by E.ON, creating a fun, safe, and accessible space for families in the area.

You’ve heard of London’s ‘super sewer’, how about other infrastructure projects that pipe sustainably sourced hot water around the capital? This is just one project being explored to transform energy – and which could be a model across other cities

From waste heat networks to drone-powered insights and innovative partnerships, cities across the UK are accelerating their journey towards cleaner energy. Meet the E.ON experts helping to shape smarter, cleaner and more connected places to live.

A £43 million project that forms part of Nottingham University Hospital’s journey towards net zero, has been completed. 

Once fuelled by coal and shrouded in smog, many countries across Eastern Europe are now reimagining heat – tapping into innovation, reusing ‘waste’ energy, and even biogas to build a low-carbon future.