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E.ON Next brings sports career pathways to Leeds primary school pupils
E.ON Next, the sustainable solutions provider and energy supplier, has successfully delivered it's ‘Kids in Sport’ programme to Summerfield Primary School in Leeds. Hosted on 5 June, the event was designed to inspire the next generation to explore the wide range of career opportunities connected to the world of sport
Far more than a game: How the Nottingham netball and football festival will help young people develop the confidence and skills for tomorrow’s world
As E.ON Next works to make new energy work for everyone, our partnership with Nottingham Forest is helping a new generation build the teamwork and leadership qualities vital in the jobs, industries and communities of the future
World Environment Day: Seven ways E.ON is helping build a more sustainable future
From local communities to global ecosystems, our practical projects are delivering measurable environmental impact across the places people live, work and play
Powering grassroots football: E.ON Next hosts solar-powered football tournament on the River Thames
MPs and players from grassroots clubs take to a pitch on the River Thames to spotlight how low-carbon technologies have been helping clubs to lower energy bills.
The Football Association’s (The FA’s) ‘Greener Game’ programme, supported by E.ON Next, has seen clubs save up to 25% on their energy bills allowing them to invest more in their facilities and communities
UK ‘risks ’two-tier energy transition’ without investment into homes
The UK risks a 'two-tier' energy transition unless cleaner and smarter technologies are made more affordable and accessible, warns E.ON as it publishes its latest report with The Purpose Coalition
Powering the Next Generation: Why we’re continuing to back Kids In Sport
Our ongoing investment in getting children active is not simply about building health and teamwork – it is about putting down the foundations of the confidence and skills that will prepare young people for the green economy set to shape Britain’s future
From connections queues to connected homes: why firm flexibility beats ‘fingers-crossed’ flexibility
EVs, heat pumps and home generators are transforming energy demand. Reinforcing our networks is slow and expensive so Britain needs flexibility too: dedicated batteries that power networks can rely on, speeding up connections and cutting costs
Silhill FC becomes the latest grassroots club to receive an energy audit as part of The Greener Game
Another community club rooted in local life is cutting costs and carbon through a nationwide push to futureproof the grassroots game
Game on! Nottingham schools take to the court and pitch with Nottingham Forest and E.ON Next
Whistles blew as trainers hit the court when schools across Nottingham played in a city‑wide celebration of sport, confidence and competition.
From pilot to powerhouse: How Staveley Miners Welfare FC turned The Greener Game into a blueprint for grassroots renewal
As one of the original pilot clubs in E.ON Next and England Football’s Greener Game programme, Staveley is proving early adoption pays – by transforming energy savings into thriving teams, new classrooms and a stronger community heartbeat
Middlezoy Rovers receives energy audit of facilities as part of The Greener Game
The club is the latest to sign up to the grassroots football programme.
Five ways to put communities at the centre of the energy transition
Communities across the UK are finding new ways to generate and share their own clean power - helping schools, households and public buildings reduce energy costs and build local resilience, and keeping benefits within the community