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• New research from E.ON reveals that almost half (47%) of school leavers are considering foregoing traditional higher education because they want to work in a green job now
• One in five (19%) school leavers plan to do an apprenticeship or degree apprenticeship and 15% plan to go straight into work
• AI is also playing a role in school leavers’ plans, with almost three-quarters (70%) saying its growth has impacted their choice of career

• E.ON Next has repriced its Next Fixed 12m tariff.
• Nearly 1 in 5 households across Great Britain have already made the choice to be with E.ON Next.

E.ON’s Energy Infrastructure Solutions team recently abseiled down the iconic Coventry Cathedral, raising over £4,000 for leading mental health charity and E.ON’s  corporate charity partner, Mind.

• More ways for E.ON Next customers to benefit from its new referral scheme.
• Customers who successfully refer a friend will receive a £50 voucher to spend with a retailer of their choice*, including Waitrose, Argos, Greggs and Ticketmaster.
• The new, referred customer will also receive a £50 retail voucher of their choice*.

• E.ON Next has donated more than £225,000 to the Woodland Trust.
• The energy supplier and sustainable solutions provider has committed to donating at least £500,000 through a three-year partnership with the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity.
• The Woodland Trust will use E.ON Next’s donations to undertake restoration projects at ancient woodland sites cared for by the Trust in the Midlands, Scotland and Northumberland.

• E.ON Next is expanding support for households that are eligible for support through the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS)
• Where suitable, eligible homeowners or private renters will now be offered free loft and cavity wall insulation in combination, a package worth up to £3,600

E.ON Next is creating a community energy project based around an East London primary school to show how local solar energy sharing can reduce bills and emissions. But it warns outdated regulations are holding back progress and innovation in the energy sector

E.ON UK has responded to the UK Government’s Clean Flexibility Roadmap, welcoming it as "a vital step in giving households more control over their energy use and bills".

A team of enthusiastic E.ON volunteers recently spent a rewarding day at Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford, Nottingham. Their mission was to revitalise the school's outdoor learning environment, helping to create a space to spark children’s imaginations and inspire their education

More than 15,000 streetlights are to benefit from an energy-saving upgrade that is expected to save the county  £1.2m a year.

• With movements in the market, E.ON Next now has the cheapest* 12m and 24m fixed tariffs on the market, out of the major suppliers.
• Nearly 1 in 5 households across Great Britain have already made the choice to be with E.ON Next.

E.ON UK has responded to the UK Government’s National Pricing Decision and Electricity Market Reforms, welcoming their commitment