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Another community club rooted in local life is cutting costs and carbon through a nationwide push to futureproof the grassroots game

• E.ON Next customers can access discounts to help boost energy independence
• Sales of solar panels and home batteries more than doubled in April compared to February as households seek stability amid price volatility
• The vast majority of customers (94%) are choosing to install both solar panels and a home battery

Whistles blew as trainers hit the court when schools across Nottingham played in a city‑wide celebration of sport, confidence and competition.

• 93% of buyers say energy uncertainty is shaping what they look for in a home
• E.ON Next data reveals sales for solar panels and batteries (+182%), air source heat pumps (+129%) and EV chargers (+18%) have soared between February-April this year
• Property expert Dion Dublin reveals future‑ready energy solutions – like solar panels, home batteries, heat pumps and EV chargers – are fast becoming a key selling points

E.ON has today (11 MAY 2026) announced its planned acquisition of OVO, a UK residential energy supplier. The transaction represents a significant investment by E.ON Group into the UK market and is about accelerating consumer energy flexibility - putting control in customers' hands, bringing bills down, and reshaping the energy system around people.

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

• E.ON Next has repriced its Next Fixed 12-month, Next Smart Saver and Next Steady tariffs.
• Tariffs could save customers, on average, up to £230 against current predictions for the July – September Energy Price Cap.

• E.ON Next has repriced its Next Fixed 12-month tariff.
• Tariffs could save customers, on average, £211 against current predictions for the July – September Energy Price Cap.

• In almost every constituency, people are more likely to feel proud of their area than think their area is thriving. With declining high streets and pot-holes cited as biggest issues.
• Almost 3 in 5 Brits are in favour of investment and infrastructure in their area, but current feel they see no benefits from previous projects.
• Social Value Commission will make series of recommendations to help deliver long term investment that local people can benefit from.

The club is the latest to sign up to the grassroots football programme.

E.ON Next is proud to return as headline sponsor of the Queer Student Awards for a second consecutive year, continuing our commitment to championing inclusion and supporting LGBTQIA+ communities across the UK.

E.ON Next, the energy supplier and sustainable solutions provider, brought its nationwide ‘Kids in Sport’ programme to a Cardiff primary school last Friday (24 April 2026), delivering an engaging event aimed at motivating young people to consider careers connected to sport and its wider ecosystem.