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One of our key priorities at E.ON is helping our E.ON Next customers who may be struggling to afford their energy bills – not just today but into the future as well.

Solihull-based business energy supplier, npower Business Solutions (nBS), has been announced as the Headline Sponsor of the first ever Solihull Pride.

At E.ON, we’re proud to recognise and celebrate the diversity of our workforce. As part of our series marking LGBTQ+ History Month, we speak to Callum Thackray-Lovett about the importance of amplifying LGBTQ+ voices, this month and every month.

Young people with the ability to power Britain’s green revolution and bridge the industry’s growing skills gap are being guided towards the careers of the future by the centre.

National Apprenticeship Week at E.ON has been an incredible celebration of skills, growth, and opportunity.

We’re committed to nurturing future talent and providing opportunities for people to gain valuable skills through apprenticeships.

This National Apprenticeship Week, we’re putting our apprentices front and centre and have asked them to share what an apprenticeship at E.ON is really like.

A degree apprenticeship is a program that combines work and training, allowing you to earn a salary while learning and completing a recognised qualification. 

Apprenticeships deliver fantastic value for both individuals and organisations. We’re committed to apprenticeships – and have enrolled 1,000 apprentices since 2018. So, we’re proudly celebrating all our current, previous and future apprentices this National Apprenticeship Week.

Race Equality Week is a powerful opportunity for us to reflect, learn, and take meaningful action toward a more equitable future.

Time to Talk Day is today and at E.ON, we’ve encouraged our colleagues to join in for a day dedicated to conversations about mental health. Whether seeking support or offering it, many discovered that a simple chat could make a significant difference.

Colleagues across our business help our customers in all sorts of ways every day – and they don’t let bad weather get in the way of that.