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Heat pumps beat boilers. Battery storage is booming. Smart meters, solar panels, EV chargers – they’re all here. So why isn’t net zero happening faster?

Zara Cuming is tackling complex challenges for Coventry as part of our Strategic Energy Partnership with the city, from trialling smart energy solutions to partnering with local government – all with one aim: to unlock more affordable and sustainable energy for communities.

Imagine a world where your heating system knows it’s cold before you do and prepares accordingly – no more wasted energy or cold surprises.

Imagine seeing into the future of a city – street by street, home by home. Spotting which buildings are leaking heat, knowing where solar panels, heat pumps or insulation would make the biggest impact. Even identifying households struggling with fuel poverty before they ever need to ask.

Once fuelled by coal and shrouded in smog, many countries across Eastern Europe are now reimagining heat – tapping into innovation, reusing ‘waste’ energy, and even biogas to build a low-carbon future.

From sewers to servers and from boreholes to batteries – discover some of the weird and wonderful ways we’re capturing and reusing heat that would otherwise go to waste.

The government’s latest energy plans aim to turn public car parks into clean energy hubs – but can solar really shine through the British drizzle? Vijay Tank, Chief Commercial Officer at E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions UK, takes a look under the canopy.

From cars to combine harvesters, electric vehicles are becoming portable power stations. Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) tech is here, and it’s turning EVs into energy superheroes, powering everything from homes and buildings – even other vehicles.

The latest in our series profiling the people driving innovation at E.ON. With a career as unique as the man himself, Sean Holgate’s journey to managing E.ON’s Net Zero Training Academy has been anything but ordinary. Now, he’s setting his sights on transforming the Academy into the beating heart of the UK’s green skills revolution.

E.ON UK CEO Chris Norbury tells Utility Week Live the energy sector is facing a defining question: How to deliver Clean Power 2030 in a way that also delivers meaningful savings to those people who need it most

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure — and we’re taking that literally by turning industrial waste into enough electricity to power thousands of homes.

A world powered by clean, abundant and accessible energy is no longer a distant dream –  it’s becoming a global reality, faster than you might expect.