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The energy transition is about more than technology, infrastructure and innovation, it's also about people.

We're committed to creating an inclusive workplace where colleagues can develop their skills, progress their careers and bring diverse perspectives to the challenges of the energy transition. As we mark International Women in Engineering Day, we're celebrating the people helping make that ambition a reality.

Inspiring career aspirations and building the skills we need for the energy transition starts in our schools and colleges, says Matthew Saxton, Strategic Business Partner in Digital Technology at E.ON UK

As millions look to the game's biggest stage this summer, E.ON is helping build the values, confidence and opportunities that shape young lives in community clubs across England

E.ON has published its Inclusion Report 2025, reaffirming its long-term commitment to building a truly inclusive workplace at a time when some organisations are reassessing their approach to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).

The UK's 1.7 million homes with solar panels are set to collectively generate electricity worth up to £12.6m this solstice weekend - more than 51 million kWh across the two days, at current energy price cap rates - according to E.ON Next data

E.ON's Colin Heggie, Project Delivery Manager, talks about the project, it's challenges and how it will become the UK's largest roof-mounted solar array.

Nottingham Forest players visit Keyworth United to recognise sustainability progress as grassroots club reduces energy costs through solar panels and battery storage

Our strategic energy partnership with Coventry City Council has announced plans for solar panels on 15 schools, helping them generate up to 60% of their electricity needs

E.ON Next has repriced its Next Fixed 24-month tariff, giving households the option to lock in energy prices until 2028. The tariff could save customers £100, on average, against the current energy price cap

Based on Platt Lane in Nottinghamshire, the club has received energy-saving upgrades to its clubhouse and facilities as part of a national programme that will invest £1.5million annually to improve sustainability credentials – and save money – for grassroots football clubs across England.

E.ON is expanding its partnership with Genius Within after delivering measurable improvements in manager confidence, neurodiversity awareness and workplace inclusion.