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This National Careers Week and every week, we’re helping young people understand the career possibilities open to them and how they can contribute to a new, greener energy world. Here, we reflect on our recent involvement in the London Careers Festival.

Work experience is a crucial first step for many young people on their career journey. Where we can, we’re proud to support our colleagues’ friends and family by offering tailored work experience opportunities throughout our business.

National Careers Week is an important opportunity to inspire and inform individuals about the wide range of career paths available, particularly in the energy sector and green job creation.

This National Careers Week, we caught up with Bal Atwal to find out more about her role in developing the workforce of the future and her career advice.

When it comes to keeping things green, we’re not following the flock. Instead of petrol-powered mowers, we’re enlisting fluffy, four-legged landscapers to do the job naturally under our solar farms.

E.ON has launched the 'New Energy Academy' which aims to empower students with the skills and inspiration needed to lead the charge towards a more sustainable future.

We take a closer look at the batteries that will help English grassroots football clubs save on their energy bills,.

From grassroots football to elite motorsport, E.ON is proving partnerships can be more than just branding – and with sustainability, community impact, and diversity at its core, we are turning sports into a force for real change

E.ON is part of a Government-funded research project integrating geothermal storage into the energy system, and how greater flexibility can reduce network costs and lower bills for customers

Long Bennington FC, based on Main Street in Long Bennington, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs. 

Now, more so than ever, it’s important to learn how to respect and uplift each other. The impact of being open, inclusive and respectful is not one to be underestimated.

Calverton Miners Welfare, based on Hollinwood Lane, in Calverton, recently signed up to the Greener Game programme, an initiative from The Football Association (The FA) and energy provider, E.ON Next. The club has received a free energy audit as part of the national programme to improve the sustainability credentials of grassroots football clubs.