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Kevin Hansen, E.ON Next Veloce Racing driver, provides us with an update on his commitment to Extreme E’s Legacy Programmes and how we can continue to shine a spotlight on sustainable solutions.

A realisation has been dawning in motorsport – on paper, one of the world’s truly mixed-gender sports – that men and women can compete at the same time, at the same level, and towards the same purpose.

E.ON has partnered with Extreme E’s Veloce Racing for a number of years, with both organisations focused on helping bring education and attention to the need for climate action and a greener, more sustainable future.

As we work to tackle the climate crisis, the desire for green jobs is likely to increase and there’s even a cohort of young people actively seeking green jobs now. 

From large corporations to small enterprises, office spaces are emerging as a crucial focal point in the quest for sustainable solutions. 

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How to get to subsidy free heat pumps

Heating and thinking: The central argument to help us all reduce emissions and stimulate a green economic recovery

Three ways to re-imagine our cities

What's needed to improve the energy efficiency of our homes - those already standing and those yet to be built?

Our research¹ has revealed that 92% of businesses had to make sweeping changes to the way they operate in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We carried out a panel discussion with experts across local government, academia and business to explore how businesses and cities could work together to map a green recovery from the pandemic.

Saving money on energy bills, increasing opportunities for tradespeople, relieving stress on the NHS and improving lives. These are all benefits to be found by a national focus on how energy efficiency can aid a sustainable recovery.