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E.ON has today announced an exciting new partnership with England Rugby League ahead of the return of the Rugby League Ashes this autumn.

Millions of streetlights keep the UK moving after dark. They’re vital infrastructure –  and we’re reimagining them with innovation, efficiency and brighter thinking

The work we do goes far beyond providing energy solutions – it’s about building stronger, fairer, and more resilient communities.

The energy transition is all about people, but driving change at scale means concentrating efforts in towns and cities. Vijay Tank, Chief Commercial Officer for Energy Infrastructure Solutions at E.ON UK, highlights some of the innovations we’re bringing to develop a more sustainable Coventry and how partnership is the model for future cities nationwide

Our latest profile of people within E.ON driving innovation spotlights Phil McDermott, City Energy Transformation Lead, who is spearheading strategic partnerships that rethink energy, transforming cities into sustainable centres of tomorrow.

Sustainability isn’t just about reducing carbon emissions – it’s about creating lasting positive change for people, communities, and the planet.

In its first year, the npower Business Solutions (nBS) Foundation has supported 89 projects across the Midlands and Yorkshire with £2.8 million of funding – including projects specifically aimed at improving people’s economic and employment opportunities.

We recently commissioned research (1) which reveals the British public’s overwhelming support for climate action and local investment in clean energy, highlighting the need for a collaborative approach to achieving the UK's emissions reduction targets and creating a sustainable future for all.

Since it launched a year ago, npower Business Solutions (nBS) Foundation has been making a positive impact on the communities it supports – including championing diversity and inclusion through projects across the Midlands and Yorkshire.

A new project has been launched to create up to three new community growing spaces within some of the most green-deprived parts of Coventry.

E.ON Next is creating a community energy project based around an East London primary school to show how local solar energy sharing can reduce bills and emissions. But it warns outdated regulations are holding back progress and innovation in the energy sector

Going electric is an option for heavy-duty transport – but the tech behind it needs to be just as powerful. At our EV Testing Lab we’re charging into the future at megawatt speed