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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.

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 But it warns outdated regulations are holding back progress and innovation in the energy sector

We dive into 5 key ways the Government can help meet its targets for Clean Power 2030.

Next Gen Home will offer customers a modular, all-inclusive energy package to help lower the cost-barrier of low carbon technologies - pilot scheme allows homeowners to benefit from solar panels, batteries, heat pumps and EV chargers, heat pump servicing, and energy, all for a fixed monthly fee 

We’re committed to creating green skills opportunities and careers – and that includes welcoming students to our Kingswinford site to help ignite their passion for a new energy world.

You’ve heard of London’s ‘super sewer’, how about other infrastructure projects that pipe sustainably sourced hot water around the capital? This is just one project being explored to transform energy – and which could be a model across other cities

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

Jarrod Smith from E.ON’s fleet vehicle team on how this energy company now has one of the most advanced electric vehicle fleets – and what we learned on the way

Overcoming some of the barriers to net zero, the challenges around customer behaviour and some exciting innovations – just some of the topics under discussion in the latest Womens Utilities Network podcast featuring E.ON Next’s Natasha Ackroyd

Battery storage will play a major role in the Government's energy plans over the next five years and beyond. Here's how we're making it work.

José Davila, E.ON UK’s Director of Strategy and Innovation, comments on the IEA’s energy innovation report, and how research and development is a vital – and thriving – pathway to more affordable, secure and sustainable energy

E.ON and Superdielectrics, the Cambridge-based energy storage technology company, are collaborating to promote and advance a British-developed battery solution which is ultimately intended to give millions of homes access to safer, cheaper and cleaner power