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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)
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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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Nottingham Forest stars surprise local club to celebrate sustainability success

Nottingham Forest players visit Keyworth United to recognise sustainability progress as grassroots club reduces energy costs through solar panels and battery storage

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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

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PRICE ALERT: Lock in your energy prices until 2028 with the cheapest* two-year tariff of the major suppliers

E.ON Next has repriced its Next Fixed 24-month tariff, giving households the option to lock in energy prices until 2028. The tariff could save customers £100, on average, against the current energy price cap

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Keyworth United FC receives energy upgrades as part of national programme to protect grassroots football

Based on Platt Lane in Nottinghamshire, the club has received energy-saving upgrades to its clubhouse and facilities as part of a national programme that will invest £1.5million annually to improve sustainability credentials – and save money – for grassroots football clubs across England.

 

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Award winning Chelsea Flower Show garden arrives in Rotherham

E.ON supports relocation of Asthma and Lung UK's Breathing Space Garden to a specialist site for people with respiratory conditions.

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E.ON Next launches trial of new lower standing charge tariff

  • The Next Lower Daily Fixed tariff will be available to a selection of eligible E.ON Next customers on a trial basis
  • Trial aims to provide customers with more choice while establishing the potential to reshape household bills
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Power players: England legends highlight £93m in potential fan savings tied to off-peak electricity use around kick-offs

  • Jermain Defoe, Toni Duggan and Ray Parlour team up to launch ‘Watch and Wash’ with E.ON Next
  • Ex England pros are encouraging football fans to lower their bills by doing the washing during this summer’s nighttime matches, when 8 million1 fans will be setting their alarms for important games
  • Legends go head-to-head across three laundry-themed football challenges to illustrate how fans could collectively save more than £93 million on their bill through off-peak electricity use with Next Smart Saver this summer2
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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

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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