E.ON

As one of Europe’s largest energy companies, serving about 47 million customers across the continent, E.ON is helping to drive the transition to a smarter, more affordable and more sustainable energy system. 

 

The energy transition is not only about technology, it is about people and places, and ensuring the benefits of new energy are felt by households, businesses, and whole communities. That is why local energy systems are central to our work in cities – transforming how our cities live, move and grow without leaving anyone behind.

 

By working with local authorities, communities, businesses and innovators, we are helping to deliver practical solutions that reduce emissions, strengthen resilience and support a fairer, more affordable transition that keeps energy affordable and accessible for everyone.

 

Our role is to build the partnerships as well as the infrastructure; bringing together the expertise and community engagement to make that transition happen at pace and scale. This includes improving the energy performance of existing buildings, developing low-carbon heating and cooling networks beneath our streets, supporting local energy generation, deploying battery storage and using digital tools to help balance demand more effectively. 

 

Together, these solutions can reduce pressure on local networks, improve energy efficiency and help cities become cleaner, more flexible and better prepared for the future. This will take long-term collaboration, investment and engagement – and E.ON is committed to working with partners to make new energy work for everyone.

 

Explore how this work is being delivered in practice:

• Decarbonising cities: How E.ON works with cities and local authorities across Europe to design and deliver large-scale community energy projects

• Our City of London heat network: A low-carbon heating and cooling network that is helping to decarbonise historic and modern buildings in the City of London

• ectogrid™ - the ‘sharing’ energy system: How neighbouring buildings can share and reuse heating and cooling to improve efficiency across a local energy system

• Smart grid solutions: Digital tools that can help to manage local energy demand and support more flexible, resilient urban networks

 

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