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Disability Pride Month: How we are building a workplace where everyone belongs

From award-winning business initiatives to immersive real-world experiences, E.ON is turning empathy into action by removing barriers and creating opportunities for colleagues, customers and communities.

1 – Bourne Town FC – Aerial GV

How grassroots clubs like Bourne Town FC are helping secure football’s future

Lower energy costs are creating new opportunities for clubs to invest more in their communities, facilities – and the next generation of players.

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Walking Football players enjoy unique experience at Nottingham Forest training ground with E.ON Next

Participants from Nottingham Forest Community Trust’s Walking Football programme were given a special opportunity to step into the dome at the Nigel Doughty Academy, as part of E.ON Next’s partnership with Nottingham Forest.

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E.ON Next and Veloce Host 'Powering the Future' Panel to Champion Green Careers

E.ON Next and Veloce hosted 'Powering the Future' at E.ON Next House in London, bringing together voices from the energy industry, engineering and motorsport to explore how innovation, electrification and inclusion can help accelerate the energy transition and inspire future talent.

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Powering grassroots football: when clean, affordable energy took centre stage on the Thames

A floating football pitch on the River Thames provided a striking backdrop for a unique tournament hosted by E.ON Next in June, bringing MPs, Lords and staffers together with grassroots players to highlight how innovative energy solutions are transforming community sport.

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E.ON Next and Nottingham Forest FC Give Girls the Ultimate Matchday Experience at the City Ground

Young female footballers from across Nottinghamshire have been given the chance to live out their football dreams after stepping onto the iconic City Ground pitch as part of a special event delivered by Nottingham Forest Community Trust and Nottingham Forest, in partnership with E.ON Next.

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E.ON UK continues longstanding partnership with Nottingham Forest into 2026/27 season

  • Partnership which began in 2021 will continue into the 2026/27 season
  • E.ON Next logo to feature on Forest Men’s, Women’s and Netball Adidas training wear, as well as Forest Netball’s front of dress
  • New training wear will be available to purchase tomorrow (3 July)
MEMORIES OF GRASSROOTS PANEL – FROM LEFT – DJED SPENCE, JOLEON LESCOTT, OLLIE WATKINS & JORDAN HENDERSON

From local pitches to football’s biggest stage: Why protecting grassroots clubs matters more than ever

As another summer of football captures the world’s imagination, the future of the game depends not only on the players taking centre stage, but on the community clubs helping the next generation take their first steps into sport and leadership

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E.ON Next sits down with Thomas Tuchel to explore the power behind performance

From creating winning cultures to building stronger communities, England’s Head Coach’s lessons on leadership echo our commitment to an inclusive, purpose-driven workplace 

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Energy Partnership ‘meet the buyer’ event helps small businesses join Coventry’s clean energy campaign

20+ local firms opening the door to solar and heat pump installation work across Coventry as part of E.ON's Strategic Energy Partnership with the City Council

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Where football’s future begins

As millions look to the game's biggest stage this summer, E.ON is helping build the values, confidence and opportunities that shape young lives in community clubs across England

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Sun-powered schools: cutting bills, lowering carbon and backing local jobs

Our strategic energy partnership with Coventry City Council has announced plans for solar panels on 15 schools, helping them generate up to 60% of their electricity needs