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The Greener Game: Providing grassroots clubs with top tier energy support
When grassroots football clubs get energy support through our collaborative project with the FA, they're getting the best.
E.ON Next and Kraken partner to lower energy bills for customers
- ‘ResidentialFlex’ automatically shifts energy consumption to cheaper times of day
E.ON Next and Northern Powergrid launch joint initiative to help lower electricity bills
E.ON Next and Northern Powergrid installing free batteries and insulation in homes to lower bills for customers, including vulnerable people and those facing fuel poverty.
Uniting in a shared vision: supporting the Woodland Trust in preserving ancient UK woodlands
“Optimistic, passionate, determined”: that’s how Diane Richens describes the Woodland Trust. And as a proud partner to the Woodland Trust, we spoke to Diane to find out more.
Bedfordshire FA receives energy audit of facilities as part of the Greener Game
Bedfordshire FA, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The Bedfordshire FA has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs and County FAs.
People, policy and technology: why innovation needs a joined-up approach
Overcoming some of the barriers to net zero, the challenges around customer behaviour and some exciting innovations – just some of the topics under discussion in the latest Womens Utilities Network podcast featuring E.ON Next’s Natasha Ackroyd
What does the UK need to do to reach net zero?
From better builds to smarter controls, E.ON experts are tackling the UK’s net zero puzzle, piece by piece. As the clock ticks towards 2050, we speak to the people behind the progress – unpacking the real-world solutions turning ambition into action.
WATT A DEAL: Only 4% of drivers know you could charge an EV at home for less than a latte
- E.ON Next launches first of its kind grocery store to showcase the value of EV at-home charging, as over half (52%) report driving less due to high petrol costs
- The new EVerything £2.70 store solely stocks items that would typically cost £2.70, the same price you could be paying to charge your EV overnight with the E.ON Next Drive tariff
- Shop stock with a £2.70 price tag includes four fifths of a cup of coffee, one and a half loaves of bread and just under half a pack of nine toilet rolls*
- EVerything £2.70 store launches as economist proves a salesperson driving 20,000 miles annually could save more than £8,350 in running costs over three years
Why customers, colleagues and communities matter at E.ON
We’re striving to make new energy work for everyone as we deliver the energy transition. And that means ensuring we bring our colleagues, customers and communities with us.
Three quarters of people support energy companies using expertise for green housebuilding
New polling shows rooftop solar for new-build housing is popular with the public, and energy companies' expertise may be essential to making it work.
Petersfield Town FC receives energy audit of facilities as part of the Greener Game
Petersfield Town FC, based on Love Lane in Petersfield, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs.
Powering change: The case for investing in battery solutions for those most in need
As a leading energy supplier, we're committed to finding effective, sustainable solutions to support our most vulnerable customers – and we believe battery storage is a key part of that mission.