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When we say we serve customers nationwide, we mean NATIONWIDE – just take a look at our map of the more than 5,500 customer sites which rely on our energy expertise to maximise savings and reduce emissions 

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.

A major milestone has recently been achieved in our journey with Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) to deliver their net zero ambitions at the Queen's Medical Centre (QMC).

Naked Energy has delivered the UK’s largest solar heat project to the British Library, accelerating the public building’s transition to renewable energy.

Ten years ago, we set out to create an expandable low carbon network that would breathe new life into Elephant and Castle and evolve with the growing community. The vision was clear - to create a thriving neighbourhood that would set new standards for urban development.

QMC project reaches major milestone as high efficiency heat pumps arrive at the Nottingham hospital

Our new energy efficiency technology platform calls on 30 million lines of data to inform and support local authorities as they tackle fuel poverty

Progress update on the UK’s largest roof-mounted solar project - all 63,000 solar panels that we're installing for the Port of Liverpool

E.ON presents the first eTruckathon, a 300-mile convoy of the biggest players in electric transport, showing the possibilities of the technology today.

Major new public artwork unveiled on Sheffield & Tinsley Canal,was part funded by E.ON as part of its redevelopment of the Blackburn Meadows renewable energy plant site.

We’re revolutionising London’s energy landscape by tapping into the ancient London Aquifer to power homes and businesses - all while navigating the challenges of drilling deep below one of the world’s busiest capitals.

Our roundtable discussion at this year’s MotoFest saw academics, city leaders and engineers explore transport needs for cities in a sustainable future.