All news

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

• Over half (52%) of Brits say they would only consider working for a company that offered flexible working as standard, according to new research
• More than three quarters (76%) of Brits believe that flexible working helps or would help their overall wellbeing
• Two-thirds (66%) of people feel they have a strong work life balance, with a quarter (25%) saying they don’t

We’re thrilled to be recognised as the Best Employer for Women in the 500+ employees category at the Women in Utilities Awards. This award is a huge acknowledgment of our ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace where everyone, regardless of gender, can thrive and reach their full potential.

Coventry’s all charged up! With a growing network of EV charging stations, the city is driving ahead on the road to a greener future, powered by innovation and sustainability.

Through innovative ecological corridor management, we’re transforming the land beneath power lines into thriving ecosystems—enhancing biodiversity while ensuring energy reliability.

The upcoming autumn Budget is an opportunity for the Government to incentivise millions of people to take part in the energy transition, and we want to help.

The free STEM-based workshops can be delivered to Years 6, 7 and 8 pupils in schools and academies across the UK over the new academic year.

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.

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure — and we’re using energy recovery and hydrogen to turn industrial waste into enough electricity to power thousands of homes.

HRH The Princess Royal marked the 10th anniversary of power generation at E.ON's Sheffield site, as the company announces major investment plans to expand district heating in Sheffield and to work with local charity Skills Street on plans for training opportunities in the city

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 Green Funding Solutions team have helped City of York Council to create warmer and healthier homes for local residents.