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Five ways grassroots football clubs can cut energy costs
From cutting bills to creating jobs – how local clubs are quietly powering a fairer, low-carbon future across England
The Greener Game: delivering for policy, not just grassroots football
How the nationwide scheme is turning local teams into engines of economic relief, regional investment and long-term opportunity
E.ON leads the way on new government AI apprenticeship, strengthening digital and green skills for the energy transition
E.ON is taking an early lead in building future-ready skills, becoming one of the first organisations to adopt the UK Government’s new AI and automation practitioner apprenticeship—helping to close the digital skills gap and power the transition to a low-carbon future.
Wisbech St Mary FC becomes latest grassroots club to receive energy audit as part of The Greener Game
From pitch-side to power use, another local club is being equipped with the insight and investment needed to cut costs, curb emissions and secure its place at the heart of its community
The everyday heroes powering England’s football dreams
From lifts from a helpful neighbour to the terror of the first game and joy of early trophy ceremonies... England stars tell E.ON Next about the quiet community behind their rise – revealing why protecting grassroots clubs through the Greener Game scheme matters more than ever
Petersfield Town FC receives energy upgrades as part of national programme to protect grassroots football
How solar-powered savings are turning local pitches into more resilient, future-fit community hubs while easing the financial strain on the grassroots game
Using data and technology to tackle fuel poverty in Nottingham
Alongside the University of Nottingham’s City as Lab initiative, we’re using data analytics and a live ‘digital twin’ to identify the communities most likely to benefit from innovative energy sharing solutions – ultimately making energy cleaner and more affordable.
E.ON UK responds to the publication of the Future Homes Standard
Responding to the Government's publication of the Future Homes Standard, Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:
E.ON UK responds to plug-in solar plans
Responding to the Government's moves to make solar technology more accessible, Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:
Repair, restore, replace: why ongoing maintenance is essential for the City of London’s energy infrastructure
Just as any car needs maintenance and attention to keep it running smoothly, so too does our energy infrastructure
From college careers events to building confidence: How E.ON Apprentice, Arjun, is opening doors for others
By Arjun, First Year Degree Apprentice at E.ON.
Solar eclipses other low-carbon technologies as the most wanted asset for people buying newly built houses
- 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