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Responding to the Government's publication of the Future Homes Standard, Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:

Responding to the Government's moves to make solar technology more accessible, Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:

E.ON Next launches ‘Lower Bills, Built In’ to give homeowners low, predictable monthly energy costs - a £25 monthly fixed price¹ powered by solar, battery and smart home energy management

• Three-quarters of Brits (75%) would rather buy a newly built house with solar panels than one without
• More than two thirds (68%) want to see solar panels on all new houses

The new year has brought, new lighting contracts for E.ON’s Utility Solutions lighting team in Hinckley as it is awarded to new contracts for streetlight installation and connection for Davidson Homes new development in Market Harborough and with Vistry Partnerships in Keresley.

• Battery to store lower-cost energy for use during higher-priced periods
• Energy bill savings up to £360 a year – £100 more than previous trial
• Affordable green technologies without upfront costs

'Lower Bills, Built In' gives new‑build homebuyers low, predictable monthly energy costs through integrated, connected home energy technologies

How a fully integrated, service-led energy model is turning low-carbon living into a default setting – not just a lifestyle choice 

As winter continues, with its cold weather and grey skies, many households face added worries — especially around keeping energy costs under control. That's why our Heat team, who serve more than 50,000 customers through our district heating schemes, have been finding new ways to offer a little extra warmth to those who need it most.

So far this winter, through a range of innovation solutions and schemes, our team have been able to facilitate: 

• Half a million pounds of debt to be written off 

• 80%+ success rate in helping to keep customers out of debt 

• Continuing huge growth in positive feedback from customers 

Joint project aims to save families up to 30% on energy bills through free batteries, debt relief and energy efficiency support. 100 households set to receive support, with plans to expand to nearly 26,000 young people living in relative poverty across Glasgow 

Responding to the Government's Warm Homes Plan, Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:

Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, has written in Utility Week with reflections on 2025, previewing the year ahead, and considering how the energy sector can turn progress into fairer energy for all: