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E.ON’s AI hackathon returned for its third and final event of 2024, bringing together more than 100 colleagues, leading tech partners, and future engineers for two days of innovation.

E.ON and The FA have been working together to bring energy efficiency to the grassroots football clubs at the heart of local communities.

We’re excited to be Coventry City Council’s Strategic Energy Partner. Our pioneering partnership is the UK’s first such relationship bringing together a local authority and the private sector.

By upgrading energy with the kind of subscription model we already use for services like phones and broadband we can help people decarbonise their homes.

At E.ON, we recognise the dedication and compassion of our colleagues who balance their careers with the responsibility of being carers.

We’ve pioneered a study on the potential to develop hydrogen as a fuel source for heavy industry, aiming to reduce reliance on natural gas in steel production, and offering a viable option to reduce CO₂ emissions while enhancing energy security.

We’re proud that E.ON UK has been added to the 2024 Laureus Sport for Good Index. This is in recognition of our commitment to supporting young people through sports development across a variety of activations and campaigns in association with our sporting partners.

E.ON helps Staveley Miners Welfare Football Club with energy upgrades as part of Greener Game partnership with the FA.

As we focus on International Men’s Day 2024, E.ON is excited to support this year’s theme: Men’s Health Champions. At E.ON, we believe in tackling the health issues men face, fostering open discussions, and providing resources that help our colleagues live healthier, happier lives.

Find out how Richie Atkinson and his team are helping to lead the transition to a new energy world, transforming homes across the country and creating the next generation of expert green technology technicians. 

By establishing Energy Sharing Communities in the UK, we can give people in all kinds of accommodation access to affordable solar electricity.

As our demand for sustainability grows, so does the need for ‘green champions’ – the people and the skills we need to deliver those necessary changes.