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• New online portal enables people to apply for, track and manage the installation of free⁽¹⁾ energy efficiency measures such as insulation, solar panels and heat pumps
• The new portal helps people navigate their grant-funded journey through two new major government schemes – the ‘Warm Homes: Local Grant’ and the ‘Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund’

Our mission is to drive the energy transition and this requires a skilled green workforce – not just within our own company but across a range of organisations and industries, and in companies big and small.

• 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

The latest in our series of profiles highlighting the people and innovations across E.ON. Chetan Lad is Head of Strategy for E.ON UK, part of a team blending sustainability and affordability into the energy future.

We're setting a new benchmark for sustainable deliveries, with a ground-breaking electric vehicle relay to bring solar panels to customers' homes - cutting carbon even before we make it up on the roof!

A new project has been launched to create up to three new community growing spaces within some of the most green-deprived parts of Coventry.

• 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 pilot project ‘Bi-clEVer’ demonstrates the potential of bi-directional charging to deliver cost savings for EV drivers.

The iconic Bauhaus ‘Glass Cathedral’ factory – is to be equipped with state-of-the-art sustainability that converts waste heat into electricity, another example of energy being an asset that supports business.

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

Progress is the prize for our partners at Veloce Racing. Whether it’s the mixed gender driving format, the ‘race without trace’ sustainability, or the electric off-road competition, the #innovation in Extreme E has served to consistently break the boundaries in motorsport and beyond

Heat zones – defined areas where we can capture waste heat and share it within all buildings in a community – provide benefits beyond energy. A Parliamentary visit to our Citigen energy centre learned more