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Nationwide polling finds most people would use energy more flexibly if it helped lower their energy costs, and we want to make it work for them

We’re working with Nottingham University Hospital’s NHS Trust (NUH), one of the largest Trusts in the UK, on a new 15-year energy efficiency partnership to help improve staff and patient comfort.

In the latest of our profiles spotlighting the people driving change across E.ON, we meet Kate O’Donnell from E.ON Control Solutions, helping buildings to think smarter and act greener through digital innovation.

Spoiler: we absolutely can – and we must.

Creating a greener future starts with people. We’re constantly championing the women whose vision, resilience and innovation are helping to build a more sustainable world.

A new partnership between E.ON and the University of Nottingham is using digital innovation to tackle fuel poverty in Nottingham – combining real-world energy data with a living 3D model of the city to pinpoint need, test solutions, and drive fairer, greener outcomes for local communities.

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.

Embracing inclusion is a crucial part of who we are. It is core to our ambition to ensure the energy transition works for everyone.

As the owner of the UK’s largest residential solar installer, E.ON UK is in a unique position to help the Government meet its renewable goals for new housing

Attracting and retaining the best talent is key to delivering the energy transition. But what does it take to become a degree apprentice at E.ON? We take a deep dive into our recruitment journey, covering everything from the initial application to our assessment centres.

With Allume’s innovative SolShare technology, this pioneering investment will bring greener, cleaner solar power — and lower energy bills — to flat-dwellers who’ve traditionally been locked out of rooftop solar, delivering each resident’s share of energy exactly when they need it most.

Heat pumps beat boilers. Battery storage is booming. Smart meters, solar panels, EV chargers – they’re all here. So why isn’t net zero happening faster?