‘UK’s largest’ solar project launched at Port of Liverpool

The installation of up to 63,000 solar panels at the Port of Liverpool is projected to save 6,500 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent annually

Former E.ON chief named preferred candidate for Chair of future system operator

Dr Paul Golby has been selected by the government as the primary candidate to chair the National Energy System Operator, pending scrutiny by Parliament

Britain hits 30 million smart meter milestone

E.ON has connected the 30 millionth meter at a property in Derby on Friday, 1st March

Spring Budget: Businesses call for VAT cut on EV charging

FairCharge, Auto Trader and E.ON lead a call for government to reduce VAT on public EV charging, citing unfairness and the need to boost adoption

E.ON and Tru Energy cleared for forced prepayment meter installations

E.ON and Tru Energy have been authorized by Ofgem to resume involuntary prepayment meter installations

Hospital digs deep for green energy gold

Nottingham University Hospitals has partnered with E.ON to build a £15 million energy centre, employing heat pumps and boreholes for low carbon heating and cooling

Football goes green with FA and E.ON pact

The collaboration will introduce a decarbonisation programme to assist clubs in slashing energy costs and embracing sustainability

Octopus aims to complete Bulb customer migration by June

Approximately 2.2 million Bulb accounts have already transitioned to Octopus

Brits set to slash bills with energy saving trials

The government is backing new projects including a solar panel subscription service and ‘green mortgages’ to help families make their homes use less energy

British Gas and E.ON cleared to challenge Bulb’s sale in court

The suppliers claim the government’s handling of the sale process was unfair and despite a previous dismissal by the High Court, appeal judges believe their case has a “real prospect of success”