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How heat networks work: Inside London’s Citigen energy network
As cities look for ways to reduce carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency, heat networks are becoming an increasingly important solution. Instead of every building running its own boiler, heat networks supply heating, and increasingly cooling, from a central energy plant to multiple buildings through a system of underground pipes. We invited the Climate Centre to visit our energy centre in the heart of the Square Mile to learn more.
Building smarter, more sustainable cities: why collaboration matters more than ever
Moving from ambition to action is essential to delivering a fair and affordable energy transition – and cities are leading the way
Welcoming England’s Lionesses to Nottingham
England’s Lionesses continue their World Cup qualification run with a game in Nottingham, a city where E.ON’s commitment – in the past, present, and for the future – runs deep
Iconic City of London building, Mode London becomes latest connection to E.ON’s City heat network
E.ON has signed a new connection agreement to connect Mode London (125 London Wall) to its City of London heat network. The agreement is the first ‘sleeved’ supply from E.ON’s Citigen energy centre in the heart of the Square Mile and marks the start of a two decade partnership with the building running into the 2040s.
Great saves: Rugby Borough FC cuts energy costs and carbon with help from The Greener Game
Rugby Borough FC is the latest community football club to benefit from solar and battery technology through our partnership with England Football
E.ON Next's pioneering flexibility trial showcases how lower bills, a stronger grid and renewables can thrive together
Trials prove free home batteries cut costs for customers and eases pressure on electricity grid
Shining in the East: E.ON lights the way for Birmingham Metro’s Eastside Extension
As work continues on extending Birmingham’s tram network to the east of the city, E.ON has completed the installation of new street lighting for the Eastside extension from Bull Street to the future Curzon Street HS2 station.
E.ON Next and Cotswold Oak Homes launch first ‘Lower Bills, Built In’ development to deliver predictable, low-cost energy for new build homes
'Lower Bills, Built In' gives new‑build homebuyers low, predictable monthly energy costs through integrated, connected home energy technologies
Two-thirds of Brits support data centre in their vicinity – provided the waste heat is used efficiently
Efficiently capturing and using waste heat is key to boosting the public‘s acceptance of data centres in their communities. By evolving from isolated energy-hungry burdens to collaborative partners within communities, a new report by E.ON illustrates how data centres can become active participants in local heat planning and provide a wider – and welcome – contribution to neighbours.
Greener, warmer, brighter: tackling the energy challenges facing community football
Football has long been known as the beautiful game – not just for what happens on the pitch, but for how it brings communities together off the pitch.
Fairer, greener, smarter: How city‑wide infrastructure investments can power social change
Major sports investment projects can be more than infrastructure, they can be powerful catalysts for fairer, more prosperous communities long after construction ends, E.ON’s Head of New City Partnerships, Natalie Robinson, tells the Beyond the Sport conference
Local Children’s Hospice Bluebell Wood Raises over £46,000 through Recycle Your Christmas Tree campaign
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice is celebrating the continued success of its Recycle Your Christmas Tree campaign, which returned for its eighth consecutive year and raised £46,088 to support local children and families.