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Local community set to benefit from new 'Coventry Grows’ initiative, thanks to E.ON funding
A new project has been launched to create up to three new community growing spaces within some of the most green-deprived parts of Coventry.
Bluebell Wood’s Dragon Boat Race 2025 raises more than £35,000 for local families
We’re proud to have supported Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice’s recent Dragon Boat Race as part of our commitment to the communities around our Sheffield-based Blackburn Meadows biomass plant.
Engineering a better future – and taking others with him
The latest in our series of profiles highlighting the people across E.ON driving innovation in the world of energy. Leke Oluwole, head of design and development (engineering), shares his journey from Lagos to leadership, and how he’s building a more inclusive, more sustainable energy system for the future.
Following the smart money: why energy investment is flowing into flexibility
As investment in clean energy accelerates, it’s flexibility – not just generation – that’s drawing the smart money. And we’re already backing it.
E.ON to upgrade street lighting across Staffordshire
More than 15,000 streetlights are to benefit from an energy-saving upgrade that is expected to save the county £1.2m a year.
Developing a smart and flexible UK energy grid: Ofgem approves distribution licence for E.ON’s IDNO
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.
Coventry’s Strategic Energy Partnership opens new chapter with local children’s author, Aaron Ashmore
- 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
E.ON appoints two new directors to accelerate the energy transition for cities, businesses and homes
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.
Made in Scotland: developing a sustainable fuel for ships, planes and racing cars
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
E.ON and Coventry City Council’s Grub Hub come together to help connect the community
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.
New E.ON-funded playground brings joy to Lincolnshire Housing Partnership and Immingham residents
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.
A ‘super sewer’-style approach to heating homes? Some of the grand scale approaches to sustainable energy in London
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