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As part of our series focusing on apprenticeships, skills and the creation of a green workforce, we spoke to Connell Parker about his experiences of being part of E.ON’s degree apprenticeship scheme.  

As Nottingham Forest Football Club’s sustainability partner, E.ON Next has recently worked with the club to open a brand-new climate-positive Fan Zone at The City Ground. Environmental responsibility is at the heart of the venue, which boasts a suite of sustainability credentials.

E.ON’s Sugar Valley project in Munich is set to become a green energy marvel - harnessing geothermal and advanced technology to create a sustainable, community-driven energy solution. Sweet progress, indeed!

We’re committed to improving the energy efficiency of UK homes, helping thousands of people like Margaret to experience the benefits of living in a more energy efficient home.

We welcomed Citizens Advice to Citigen – our low carbon energy centre in the heart of London – to showcase not just the capital’s hidden power station, but also our innovative ideas for supporting customer support.

You may have heard the phrase ‘ESG’, but what does it mean and why does it matter? We spoke to our ESG Manager, Jo Horton, to find out.

With racing hearts and sweaty palms, it’s that time of year again when thousands of students across England and Wales will be getting their A-Level results and considering their next steps. And while many may choose to go to university, others will be looking to explore alternative routes to career success.

We're transforming the way our engineers learn green skills with VR and AR - making training immersive and innovative whilst preparing our workforce for the energy transition. 

At E.ON, we focus on championing a happy and healthy work environment, and in turn, creating a company led by happy and healthy employees. 

Summer's here and ice creams are aplenty, but could production of your favourite mint choc chip or vanilla make a difference to poorly pets?

Our embRace network supports and encourages conversations about race, so that we can all work together to create an inclusive and equal workplace

We spoke to E.ON Next Veloce’s CEO Rupert Svensden-Cook and Jack Clarke, Chief Strategy Officer, on how innovation in Extreme E is breaking gender barriers in motorsport.