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E.ON helps Staveley Miners Welfare Football Club with energy upgrades as part of Greener Game partnership with the FA.

FA Greener Game programme in partnership with E.ON Next, supports grassroots football clubs to become more sustainable while reducing energy costs. Greener Game will invest over £1.5 million annually, with around 100 clubs receiving installation of sustainable energy improvements each year. Pilot clubs have already seen a reduction of up to 25% in electricity costs thanks to solar power and battery solutions.

Neighbouring Tinsley sites explore potential sustainability projects including capturing waste heat from water treatment works, and carbon capture trials

In recent years, the conversation around gender equality in sports has gained significant momentum, and companies like E.ON are stepping up to make a difference.

At E.ON, we take great pride in our colleagues who push boundaries, inspire others, and support causes that have a meaningful impact on people's lives.

The theme for this year's World Mental Health Day focuses on workplace mental health, which highlights the importance of addressing mental health and wellbeing in the workplace for the benefit of people, organisations and communities.  

World Mental Health Day 2024’s theme is ‘It's time to prioritise mental health in the workplace’. At E.ON, we’re committed to making mental health a priority, ensuring our colleagues, and customers, are supported every step of the way.

We take E.ON Next Veloce racing driver Molly Taylor to explore the E.ON Drive TestingLab and learn about the future energy home

We spoke to Luc Alphand, a renowned athlete and Team Principal at E.ON Next Veloce Racing, who shares his experiences, insights on navigating challenges, and thoughts on the importance of sustainability and green jobs for the future.

As a partner supplier, we help Ripple make it possible for people across the UK to own and benefit from renewable generation.

Rupert Svendsen-Cook, Jack Clarke and Molly Taylor of E.ON Next Veloce Racing on how AI is turbocharging Extreme E—from car performance through to fan engagement. 

E.ON Next Veloce Racing drivers Kevin Hansen and Molly Taylor recently visited Edinburgh Zoo to learn more about the importance of conservation and green energy. They shared an insight into their day with us below.