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The UK will need more flexibility of demand side to make net zero work. Fortunately, there are multiple ways we can make flexibility a benefit to consumers.

New research shows the UK’s journey to being fairer and greener must be rooted in local action – but councils can’t do it alone. Natalie Robinson, E.ON’s Head of New City Partnerships, explores how a new partnership model is making that possible – and how, by working with local authorities, we’re delivering energy projects that cut emissions, lower bills, and unlock new jobs.

Heat pumps, solar panels and improved insulation – how hundreds of homes across Great Yarmouth are benefitting from improved energy efficiency, warmer homes and cheaper bills.

We’re committed to improving equality for all our colleagues, and improving career experiences for those who face unique barriers is essential to creating a workplace environment that is representative and supports everyone.

At E.ON, inclusion isn’t just a value — it’s a firm commitment.

Battery storage will play a major role in the Government's energy plans over the next five years and beyond. Here's how we're making it work.

Our contest calls on the youth to celebrate sustainability role models and unlock their own green skills for a brighter, climate-conscious future.

We recently launched our New Energy Academy, aimed at supporting and empowering young people with the skills and inspiration needed to drive and thrive in a more sustainable future. But what makes it so special?

E.ON has partnered with Mind as part of its broader commitment to supporting wellbeing and in collaboration with our colleagues, we’ve proudly raised more than £250,000 for the charity since 2022.

José Davila, E.ON UK’s Director of Strategy and Innovation, comments on the IEA’s energy innovation report, and how research and development is a vital – and thriving – pathway to more affordable, secure and sustainable energy

Working with North Tyneside Council, we’ve delivered energy efficiency upgrades to improve the council’s housing stock and make homes warmer, healthier and more comfortable for residents.

E.ON and Superdielectrics, the Cambridge-based energy storage technology company, are collaborating to promote and advance a British-developed battery solution which is ultimately intended to give millions of homes access to safer, cheaper and cleaner power