E.ON UK Press Releases - September 2004

27/09/2004 00:00
E.ON UK withdraws from Tunes Plateau consortium

E.ON UK, the company that runs Powergen, has decided to withdraw from the consortium investigating the possibility of building a wind farm on the Tunes Plateau off the coast of Northern Ireland. The other two consortium members – B9 Energy Offshore Developments
15/09/2004 00:00
Nottinghamshire teacher learns environmental lesson at E.ON UK’s Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station

The tables were turned recently when a local schoolteacher got to learn more about Ratcliffe-on-Soar environmental work as part of his studies. John Edwards from Fairham School in Clifton is collecting the information for an environmental module called
13/09/2004 00:00
Great Man runs Great North Run

This year’s BUPA Great North Run will have one competitor who admits to being on steroids – not to improve his performance but to keep him alive. Andy Kelsall, Energy Wholesale Contract Manager at E.ON UK’s Head Office in Coventry has Addison’s disease
09/09/2004 00:00
Powergen announces the beginning of the end of estimated bills for its customers in East Anglia

Powergen – one of the UK’s leading energy suppliers – has announced that, from today, electricity meters will be read more frequently in East Anglia than ever before, ensuring that customer bills are more accurate. The company has signed a new contract
07/09/2004 00:00
Powergen survey reveals ‘We want to work for Del Boy!’

Comedy cockney trader Derek Trotter is the TV boss most Britains would love to work for, according to a survey by Powergen, one of the UK’s leading energy suppliers to small companies. The survey reveals that, given the choice, more than 40% of us fancy
07/09/2004 00:00
Sincere and open bosses are best – according to Powergen survey

Bosses who want to be successful leaders should focus on being more sincere and open with their staff, according to a survey of British workers by Powergen – the company that supplies electricity and gas to one in four small and medium-sized businesses
02/09/2004 00:00
E.ON volunteers transform two Nottingham projects

Two teams of volunteers from E.ON UK, the company that runs Powergen, have been busy transforming two very different projects in Nottingham. One team went all Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and redecorated the Alzheimer Society’s office in Nottingham, while