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Government-funded scheme offers subscription service for heat pumps and solar. New technology can reduce energy bills and carbon emissions

E.ON has partnered with Extreme E’s Veloce Racing for a number of years, with both organisations focused on helping bring education and attention to the need for climate action and a greener, more sustainable future.

As we work to tackle the climate crisis, the desire for green jobs is likely to increase and there’s even a cohort of young people actively seeking green jobs now. 

Kingswinford, in the heart of England, plays host to E.ON’s new sustainable training academy. Here, we’re upskilling our colleagues in cleaner, greener energy solutions.

From large corporations to small enterprises, office spaces are emerging as a crucial focal point in the quest for sustainable solutions. 

Coventry City Council and E.ON have launched a UK-first energy partnership to revolutionise the city’s energy use. The 15-year collaboration will drive climate action, create jobs, and attract private investment through projects like solar farms, electrified transport, and energy-efficient public buildings.

The Carbon Countdown: the clock is ticking

How to get to subsidy free heat pumps

Heating and thinking: The central argument to help us all reduce emissions and stimulate a green economic recovery

Three ways to re-imagine our cities

What's needed to improve the energy efficiency of our homes - those already standing and those yet to be built?

Our research¹ has revealed that 92% of businesses had to make sweeping changes to the way they operate in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We carried out a panel discussion with experts across local government, academia and business to explore how businesses and cities could work together to map a green recovery from the pandemic.