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• Battery to store lower-cost energy for use during higher-priced periods
• Energy bill savings up to £360 a year – £100 more than previous trial
• Affordable green technologies without upfront costs

Trials prove free home batteries cut costs for customers and eases pressure on electricity grid 

By Helen Bradbury, Chief People Officer, E.ON UK.

Delivering the energy transition is about people, and that belief sits at the heart of how we lead, grow and transform.

The annual Apprentice & Skills Awards honoured the very best across our apprenticeship and development community.

Another grassroots club charts a smarter, more sustainable path forward, gaining expert guidance and long-term backing to cut overheads and strengthen its role at the heart of the community

Football has long been known as the beautiful game – not just for what happens on the pitch, but for how it brings communities together off the pitch.

At E.ON, we believe making new energy work for everyone means more than just delivering reliable, sustainable energy – it’s about caring for the people and communities we serve.

Because delivering the energy transition is about people.

E.ON has been recognised as a Top 30 Employer for Working Families. But what does that look like in practice, day to day?

A community cornerstone takes a decisive step towards a leaner, lower-carbon future, unlocking expert insight and long-term backing to safeguard both its balance sheet and its place at the centre of local life

Choosing what to do after college can feel overwhelming, especially when the traditional university route doesn’t quite feel like the right fit.