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A sustainable future relies first and foremost on the people who’ll shape it — and that includes the next generation of skilled and passionate professionals.

The world is getting hotter – and the future of clean energy depends on keeping our cities chilled.

As a company that is committed to supporting its colleagues throughout their professional and personal lives, we know that family means something different to everyone.

Fostering the talent of the future is essential to delivering the energy transition needed to create a more sustainable world. That’s exactly what we aim to achieve with our degree apprenticeship programmes, starting with our recruitment process and supporting all candidates with tailored and detailed feedback.

We dive into 5 key ways the Government can help meet its targets for Clean Power 2030.

Heat zones – defined areas where we can capture waste heat and share it within all buildings in a community – provide benefits beyond energy. A Parliamentary visit to our Citigen energy centre learned more

Quantum computing might sound like next-decade tech, but we’re already exploring how it could help us to forecast smarter, optimise faster, and build an energy system that’s ready for anything.

E.ON has joined forces with STEM Returners for the second time to continue its commitment to helping engineers return to work after a career break.

The energy transition will only succeed if we ensure we take everyone with us on the journey to a new energy world. That’s why we’re proud to support ex-military personnel – not only through more efficient housing, but also by providing retraining opportunities which can help them build new careers within the energy industry.

E.ON UK’s Director of Strategy and Innovation José Davila discussed the importance of innovation, why collaboration is key, and how we’re investing to make new energy work for all. 

From the steamy baths of ancient Rome to sharing ‘waste’ heat around our smartest cities, district heating has a long and fascinating history. But while the idea might be centuries old, its role in building a cleaner, greener future is only just warming up.

Not everyone has exclusive access to their own roof to put panels on – but that shouldn’t mean missing out on solar. SolShare is a world-first technology that opens up access to solar energy for the millions of people in flats and social housing, helping to lower bills and cut carbon footprints, while taking another step toward a cleaner, fairer energy future.