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Veloce Net Zero

E.ON UK and Veloce launch star-studded classroom resource to build green‑skills confidence and meet curriculum reform

  • New Veloce-powered teaching resource launches at E.ON UK’s New Energy Academy for National Careers Week
  • The resource supports the updated Department for Education (DfE) careers guidance on real‑world learning and work experience
  • The new resource includes short videos featuring engineers and athletes including Kevin Hansen, Charlie Martin, Chloe Grant, Heather Cowell and Chelsea Pitman, Efe Shimwell, Rory Turnham, Lucja Wyrwantowicz and Megan Smithson‑Booth
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Great saves: Rugby Borough FC cuts energy costs and carbon with help from The Greener Game

Rugby Borough FC is the latest community football club to benefit from solar and battery technology through our partnership with England Football

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E.ON Next champions sports careers by bringing their ‘Kids in Sport’ event series to Birmingham’s Leigh Primary School

E.ON Next, the energy supplier and sustainable solutions provider, delivered a ‘Kids in Sport’ event in Birmingham today (27 February 2026), designed to inspire young people to think about future careers in sport and the industries that support it.

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E.ON discusses ‘Powering Belonging’ on the Purpose Coalition Podcast

In a new Purpose Coalition podcast, E.ON colleagues share how creating a culture of belonging is helping drive inclusion, collaboration and progress across the organisation.

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Hinckley lighting depot secures two new housing development contracts

The new year has brought, new lighting contracts for E.ON’s Utility Solutions lighting team in Hinckley as it is awarded to new contracts for streetlight installation and connection for Davidson Homes new development in Market Harborough and with Vistry Partnerships in Keresley.

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PRICE ALERT: E.ON Next undercuts April price cap by £98 with Next Fixed 14m

  • The typical household could save £98 against the new Energy Price Cap (for Apr-Jun 2026) with E.ON Next Fixed 14m.
  • Ofgem has announced the price cap will decrease by £117, from £1,758 (Jan - Apr 2026) to £1,641 (Apr - June 2026).
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E.ON Next launches enhanced battery trial in Coventry

  • 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
Innovation 2 Coventry

E.ON Next's pioneering flexibility trial showcases how lower bills, a stronger grid and renewables can thrive together

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

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E.ON Next confirms energy bills will come down for all customers from 1 April as new price cap announced

  • The typical household could save £73 against the new Energy Price Cap (for April - June) with Next Fixed 16m.
  • Ofgem has announced the price cap will decrease by £117, from £1,758 (Jan-Apr 2026) to £1,641 (Apr - June 2026).
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E.ON Next to offer lower standing charge tariff

E.ON Next has today announced it has agreed to offer a lower standing charge tariff to selected customers as part of a limited 12-month trial.

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PRICE ALERT: Fix energy prices below the cap until summer 2027 with Next Fixed 16m

  • E.ON Next has lowered energy prices with its Next Fixed 16-month tariff.
  • Changes come as Ofgem is set to announce the new Energy Price Cap (for April – June 2026) tomorrow (25 February).
MEMORIES OF GRASSROOTS PANEL – FROM LEFT – DJED SPENCE, JOLEON LESCOTT, OLLIE WATKINS & JORDAN HENDERSON

From Grassroots to Greatness

England internationals share their memories of how their success was nurtured from the ground up – as the Greener Game keeps protecting the clubs that made their journeys possible