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Polling commissioned by E.ON shows overwhelming support for helping public buildings to generate their own solar power and raise funds selling surplus to local communities.

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.

We’re joining a number of large and well-known businesses in the Mayor of London’s Better Futures Innovation Challenge, setting a challenge to some of London’s SMEs and start-ups.

Global video series Beyond the Code – presented by Partnership on AI and produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions – toured Copenhagen with E.ON Drive Infrastructure Solutions and E.ON Group Innovation to update on their mission to use Artificial Intelligence to drive e-mobility forward.

E.ON UK Chief Executive Chris Norbury outlines the potential of changing energy from being a significant cause of poverty to something not only affordable but which can become a lever to help lift people out of poverty.

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

The new npower Business Solutions Foundation is designed to support local projects that help build stronger, more sustainable communities.

Natalie Robinson, E.ON’s Head of New City Partnerships talks about her vision for supporting the decarbonisation of cities, and how public/private collaboration is key to making change possible.

While the weather may be unpredictable, our Optiheat system uses AI to predict heat demand with 95% accuracy – cutting costs, reducing emissions and combating climate change.

With a simple policy tweak that would allow public-serving buildings to generate and share electricity with surrounding communities, the UK can massively expand solar capacity without the need for new innovation, infrastructure, or financial risk.

E.ON has welcomed youngsters from across Coventry to an event at its offices to help inspire young people about their future careers. 

Warmer homes, more efficient public buildings, cleaner transport options, new electric vehicle charging options. These are just some of the sustainability measures delivered in Coventry over the last 12 months as part of the City Council’s Strategic Energy Partnership with city-based energy provider E.ON.