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MPs and players from grassroots clubs take to a pitch on the River Thames to spotlight how low-carbon technologies have been helping clubs to lower energy bills. 

The Football Association’s (The FA’s) ‘Greener Game’ programme, supported by E.ON Next, has seen clubs save up to 25% on their energy bills allowing them to invest more in their facilities and communities

Responding to the new drive for clean homegrown power in the Government's proposed Seventh Carbon Budget (CB7), Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:

The UK risks a 'two-tier' energy transition unless cleaner and smarter technologies are made more affordable and accessible, warns E.ON as it publishes its latest report with The Purpose Coalition

Our ongoing investment in getting children active is not simply about building health and teamwork – it is about putting down the foundations of the confidence and skills that will prepare young people for the green economy set to shape Britain’s future

E.ON’s Green Funding Solutions team has been recognised at the 2026 Greater London Energy Efficiency Awards, winning for its large-scale retrofit partnership with Barking and Dagenham Council, helping to make the energy transition fairer and more accessible for local communities.

E.ON was proud to be a Pride Partner of this year’s Birmingham Pride, joining colleagues, customers and communities across a weekend of celebration, visibility and inclusion.

E.ON Next and Northern Powergrid's pioneering battery flexibility initiative is recognised at the Utility Week Flex Awards, winning Best Flexible Storage Project

• Participation gap widens as 60% of women drop out by mid‑30s, despite rising interest 
• 94% of women in C-suite roles played competitive sport, highlighting its importance to career development* 

EVs, heat pumps and home generators are transforming energy demand. Reinforcing our networks is slow and expensive so Britain needs flexibility too: dedicated batteries that power networks can rely on, speeding up connections and cutting costs

Another community club rooted in local life is cutting costs and carbon through a nationwide push to futureproof the grassroots game

Mental Health Awareness Week is a moment to pause, reflect and recognise something that touches every one of us — our mental wellbeing

Whistles blew as trainers hit the court when schools across Nottingham played in a city‑wide celebration of sport, confidence and competition.