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Residents in Immingham joined in with the celebrations as Lincolnshire Housing Partnership (LHP) officially opened a new playground which was proudly funded by E.ON, creating a fun, safe, and accessible space for families in the area.

Last year, npower Business Solutions (nBS) launched the nBS Foundation. A year on, Anthony Ainsworth tells us about the impact this support and funding is having for communities across Solihull and Leeds. And now, nBS is adding an extra £5 million of support, bringing its total funding to £10 million.

We’re committed to caring for the communities around our Blackburn Meadows biomass plant in Sheffield and that includes our ongoing support for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice.

A new partnership between E.ON and the University of Nottingham is using digital innovation to tackle fuel poverty in Nottingham – combining real-world energy data with a living 3D model of the city to pinpoint need, test solutions, and drive fairer, greener outcomes for local communities.

You’ve heard of London’s ‘super sewer’, how about other infrastructure projects that pipe sustainably sourced hot water around the capital? This is just one project being explored to transform energy – and which could be a model across other cities

A £43 million project that forms part of Nottingham University Hospital’s journey towards net zero, has been completed. 

Zara Cuming is tackling complex challenges for Coventry as part of our Strategic Energy Partnership with the city, from trialling smart energy solutions to partnering with local government – all with one aim: to unlock more affordable and sustainable energy for communities.

We're passionate about powering positive change in the energy transition – and that means ensuring everyone is included. That’s why we’re supporting the development of young people through the SOFEA Construction Skills Programme.

Imagine a world where your heating system knows it’s cold before you do and prepares accordingly – no more wasted energy or cold surprises.

Imagine seeing into the future of a city – street by street, home by home. Spotting which buildings are leaking heat, knowing where solar panels, heat pumps or insulation would make the biggest impact. Even identifying households struggling with fuel poverty before they ever need to ask.

We believe that the energy transition must work for everyone — not just through innovative technology, but by investing in the people and communities at the heart of that journey.

E.ON UK CEO Chris Norbury tells Utility Week Live the energy sector is facing a defining question: How to deliver Clean Power 2030 in a way that also delivers meaningful savings to those people who need it most