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Social housing tenants in flats could cut bills and be paid for supporting the grid under new E.ON Next and Allume project
Housing associations and local authorities explore FlatSave, which lowers energy bills through shared solar, communal batteries and grid flexibility. Fewer than 1% of the 5 million households in flats across England and Wales are estimated to benefit from rooftop solar
Our new energy network that is already lowering bills
How batteries, smart technology and energy flexibility are cutting household costs while creating a more efficient, resilient power system for everyone.
Labour Party Conference 2026: How E.ON is placing ‘Powering Lower Bills’ at the heart of the energy transition
We used the flagship Liverpool event to showcase how we’re putting pounds back in people’s pockets.
Behind the technology powering a greener – and cheaper – game
How solar panels, batteries and smart monitoring are helping grassroots clubs cut bills, take greater control of their energy and keep more money in local football.
Making new energy work in Nottingham: how partnerships create lasting social value
From green skills and future careers to cleaner, more affordable energy, E.ON’s partnership with Nottingham’s colleges, universities and communities show how the energy transition can create lasting local value
E.ON joins Amber Electric’s latest funding round, helping UK households to save money on energy bills
E.ON increases its strategic partnership with Amber Electric, the energy technology company behind its solar and battery tariff, Next Optimise, which is already helping customers save on their electricity bills
E.ON brings global energy innovators to London
Through our partnership with innovation programme Free Electrons, E.ON helped bring together some of the world’s most promising energy start-ups together with other utility companies in London, with one goal in mind: turning great ideas into solutions that can make a difference at scale.
“Can We Fix It Areeba?” How an E.ON apprentice is joining forces with Bob the Builder™ to tackle the green skills challenge
… “Yes, we can.” But building a clean energy future will take more than Bob's trusty toolkit.
Bob the Builder™ is back with Green Skills for the UK’s Energy Transition
- Bob the Builder returns in his original stop-motion form, with Neil Morrissey reprising his role as the voice of the UK’s best-loved tradesperson for the first time since 2011 as part of a new campaign with E.ON Next
- A brand-new production for E.ON UK’s social channels shows Bob learning new skills that will support the UK’s energy transition and help to lower bills
- New research commissioned by E.ON Next reveals around a third of energy sector professionals believe the UK needs more people with green skills to install solar panels and home batteries
Building the skills to power the energy transition
Welcoming the newest apprentices who will help build E.ON’s workforce for the future
Flat-out cheaper: E.ON and Allume unlocking the triple benefits of solar, battery and flexibility for millions in social housing for the first time
- Solar+battery+flexibility solution for communal properties aims to cut tenants' power bills up to 60% and unlock extra payments for residents of up to £160 a year.
- Survey finds 80% of Brits want solar and batteries, but one in five (22%) miss out because technology is not suitable for shared buildings.
Reimagining Britain’s industrial future – one piece of paper at a time
Britain’s industrial landscapes have always inspired artists. Collage artist and illustrator Mark Hearld reflects on bringing industry and nature together to imagine a cleaner industrial future.