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The latest in our series of profiles highlighting some of the people across E.ON delivering innovative approaches to energy challenges. Mike Wake, Director of UK Operations at E.ON’s Energy Infrastructure Solutions division, gives his insights into the transformative impact of his work with developers, NHS Trusts, even entire cities. 

Green skills training is unlocking billions in investment and thousands of new opportunities in the clean energy sector. At E.ON, we’re not just keeping up – we’re leading the charge to build the green workforce of tomorrow.

Net zero homes need some serious electrification, but the UK grid wasn’t built for it. Our innovative technology is changing that and moving towards making sustainable living possible, today.

Domestic battery storage could help customers in the face of rising energy prices

How we're already acting on recommendations from long-duration energy storage report.

Cities seen as key players in creating greener, more efficient communities, with an E.ON poll finding 70% of people identifying smart innovations as crucial to a more sustainable future.

We talked to the UK's energy trade association about our efforts to bring district heat networks and other innovations to Sheffield

Timo Feger, team lead at the E.ON Testing Lab, on how bi-directional charging not only gives you cleaner miles of driving, but can make the best use of any excess energy to power your home

Evailable is E.ON’s pioneering AI-driven solution using data insights to keep charging stations online and drivers on the road, one charge at a time.

An innovative pilot scheme is analysing the energy efficiency of thousands of Coventry homes using thermal image capturing drones.

Scotland’s EV journey is shifting into high gear… with a host of ultra-rapid chargers popping up across the the North of the country and beyond, we’re making electric travel faster, easier, and more scenic than ever

Brits want a greener future — but is the pace of change fast enough? An E.ON survey reveals overwhelming public support for investment in renewable energy, green jobs and sustainable infrastructure. Yet, only 1 in 8 people feel it's happening fast enough.