E.ON Ranks UK Homes using Energy Efficiency Exam
According to new reports, properties around the UK have recently been being ranked according to their energy efficiency. Research conducted by the University of Sheffiled and E.ON rated a range of functioning homes between an A star and G star, depending on their efficiency. This is yet more proof that
by Justin Becks June 4th, 2010
E.ON Offers Big Grant to Age Concern
According to new reports, the energy giant E.ON has just offered a grant worth almost £10,000 to Age Concern. This grant was given in order to support the installation of energy efficient systems in one of its centers. E.ON has ...
by Jason Drew June 1st, 2010
E.ON Announces Brand new Boiler Care Service
It now seems that energy consumers will not only be able to ensure that their domestic heating system is working right, but they will be able to make sure their car is fit enough to remain on the road. This ...
by Jenson Brayshaw April 26th, 2010
E.ON in Join Venture to Boost Cheap Electricity
Apparently a new nuclear development program has just recently been announced. This new program could increase the availability of cheap electricity for businesses all over the UK. The Horizon Nuclear Power, which is a joint venture between E.ON and RWE npower, ...
by Tessa Clarke April 2nd, 2010
E.ON and Scottish Power Battle For Rights to Build Carbon Capture and Storage Coal Plant
The energy and climate change secretary, Ed Miliband, has just recently unveil a strategy to help encourage growth of an unproven technology for the next generation of coal fired power plants. This new technology, known as carbon capture and storage, ...
by Jason Drew March 23rd, 2010
E.ON Says Coal Plants are Vital for Back Up
It now appears that the chief executive of E.On, Paul Golby, said that coal plants are vital back up for the UK's energy needs. These aging coal fired power stations should be exempted from environmental regulations and kept open to ...
by Jason Drew January 20th, 2010
Ofgem to grant additional £1 billion to upgrade grids
UK energy regulator Ofgem has announced to give £1 billion additional funding to the country's electricity network to help connect new renewable sources. As part of the investment plan, the regulator has now approved £319 million worth of funding for network upgrades starting April 2010. Ofgem informed that it will
by Tessa Clarke January 20th, 2010
UK power companies accepted Ofgem price control plan
Ofgem, the UK’s gas and electricity market regulator, had announced last Friday that all of the seven owners of UK’s power distribution networks had already agreed to its plan for price controls for 2010 to 2015. The price controls direct the ...
by editor January 11th, 2010
Licences for nine UK offshore wind projects awarded
Successful bids for nine UK offshore wind projects have been recently awarded to energy companies. In total, turbines to be installed in the nine zones can produce at least 32GW of energy, a quarter of the country's required electricity. The consortium ...
by Justin Becks January 8th, 2010
E.on hires goalkeeper James for its energy campaign
Energy provider E.on is teaming up with David James, one of the UK’s top goalkeepers, to introduce its ‘Great Saves’ campaign. Through the campaign, E.on is offering UK families the chance to win Football League and FA Cup prizes in exchange ...
by Beth Williams January 7th, 2010
Unite asks for job assurance from Westinghouse and Shaw
The controversial US energy group, consisted of Westinghouse and Shaw, was recently appointed as the lead contractor to build new nuclear reactor plants worth more than £10 billion in the UK. The group will fly to London in the coming month ...
by editor January 6th, 2010
