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E.ON Next, the energy supplier and sustainable solutions provider, has hosted a ‘Kids in Sport’ event for students in Inverclyde today (30 January 2026), aiming to inspire children to consider a future career within sports and its supporting industries.

Joint project aims to save families up to 30% on energy bills through free batteries, debt relief and energy efficiency support. 100 households set to receive support, with plans to expand to nearly 26,000 young people living in relative poverty across Glasgow 

• Six simple steps to save energy and money.
• Turning the thermostat down by just 1^oC could save households an average of approximately £90 a year for a typical home.
• E.ON Next’s Energy Efficiency Advice Centre offers customers bespoke, tailored energy efficiency advice.

• More than one in three UK school leavers now opt for work over university, with apprentice vacancies up by 8% according to the Institute of Student Employers (ISE)
• 44% of young people are attracted to green jobs to feel proud of their work
• Nearly half of the UK’s youth are already aiming for green careers, while 52% believe roles that help the planet are more valuable than those that don’t

Peel Ports Group and E.ON have celebrated a significant milestone at the Port of Liverpool by successfully generating the first power from the new solar panels on the new nearly 260,000 square foot Alexandra Dock warehouse, part of a major sustainability programme at the Port and the creation of the UK’s largest roof-mounted solar array.

Responding to the Government's Warm Homes Plan, Chris Norbury, CEO of E.ON UK, said:

• As demand for mental health support continues to grow, E.ON UK employees have raised more than £500,000 for their national mental health charity partner, Mind
• One in five adults in England are now living with a common mental health problem, with rates highest in most deprived communities
• The donations support mental health helplines, online communities and trusted information services

• To support households set themselves up for the year ahead and save money on their energy bills, E.ON Next is currently offering the cheapest tariff available from the major suppliers.
• E.ON Next has updated its Next Fixed 16-month tariff, offering customers the potential to save an average of £208 against the new Energy Price Cap.

• To help households kick-start New Year saving habits in 2026, E.ON Next has cut the price of both its 18-month and 24-month energy tariffs
• Ahead of New Year’s resolutions being set, its cheapest 18-month tariff now delivers savings of £185, while the 24-month saves £118 against the Energy Price Cap

• E.ON Next customers can access a range of support this winter through initiatives such as the E.ON Next Energy Fund, tailored repayment plans and the Warm Home discount scheme
• Customers in need of extra help managing their account can add themselves to E.ON Next’s Priority Services Register and access additional grants through Lightning Reach

Coventry City Council grants planning permission for new solar farm on land next to the M6 to the north of the city

More than 60,000 customers are now on Next Smart Saver, the UK’s first mass-market time of use tariff. That’s enough people to fill Nottingham Forest’s City Ground twice over — two sold-out match days, or a day’s festive crowds at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland.