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Across Great Britain, the energy system is undergoing one of the biggest transformations in its history. As more homes switch to electric heating, electric vehicles, and other low-carbon technologies, demand on the electricity network is rising rapidly. This shift is key to making the transition to clean energy work for everyone, but it also brings a challenge: how to expand the system without pushing energy bills even higher—especially when so many are already struggling to afford them. 

E.ON Next is proud to return as headline sponsor of the Queer Student Awards for a second consecutive year, continuing our commitment to championing inclusion and supporting LGBTQIA+ communities across the UK.

E.ON Next, the energy supplier and sustainable solutions provider, brought its nationwide ‘Kids in Sport’ programme to a Cardiff primary school last Friday (24 April 2026), delivering an engaging event aimed at motivating young people to consider careers connected to sport and its wider ecosystem.

E.ON is continuing to bring its commitment to communities and education to life, with colleagues helping to inspire the next generation of talent through hands-on learning and real-world challenges.

Communities across the UK are finding new ways to generate and share their own clean power - helping schools, households and public buildings reduce energy costs and build local resilience, and keeping benefits within the community

It’s the latest club to benefit from the programme

The 2026 Bluebell Wood Dragon Boat Race will return this July, with teams set to battle it out to be named the oar-some champs!

At Euxton Villa FC, a shift to cleaner power as part of The Greener Game shows how community teams can lower overheads, shrink their environmental impact and reinvest in the future of the sport

E.ON Next and The FA's nationwide push to modernise community sport continues to see local teams equipped with the tools to cut overheads and shrink their environmental impact.

What does the energy transition actually look like in a real home, on a real street, with real people? That’s the question at the heart of Power Pro on the Go — a new E.ON UK initiative designed to take the conversation out of policy papers and into everyday life.

Exploring the Danish capital’s district heating model and how it could point the way for London’s sustainable future

How a clubhouse retrofit is part of a shift towards financially resilient, low-carbon community sport across England