E.ON UK Press Releases - May 2008

16/05/2008 10:35
E.ON’s Melanie gets rowing to help Regatta in Northwich

Members of the Northwich Rowing Club will be able to continue to enjoy racing on the River Weaver thanks to a £250 donation from energy company E.ON.
12/05/2008 11:37
E.ON employee gives Nuneaton rugby club juniors a kick start for the new season

Youngsters at Nuneaton Rugby Football Club will be able to enjoy rugby in all kinds of weather thanks to a £250 donation from energy company E.ON.
12/05/2008 09:26
Cumbrian school gets E.ON energy boost for wind turbine project

Netherhall School in Maryport today erected a new wind turbine with the help of a £19,000 grant from energy company E.ON.
09/05/2008 09:57
E.ON volunteers give up work for the day to join in National Cares Day in Nottinghamshire

More than 60 eager E.ON employees will be leaving the office for the day and getting back to nature to take part in the first National Cares Day on the 16th of May.
07/05/2008 09:58
E.ON staff in Kingswinford join together to help out children at local special needs centre

A group of seven staff from E.ON’s Energy Services Kingswinford office have donated nearly £140 worth of capital bonds vouchers to the Phoenix Centre, a local charity centre for children with special needs.
06/05/2008 14:42
Devon eco-centre gets a funding boost from E.ON for bio fuel energy project

Energy company E.ON has given a £30,000 grant under its new SOURCE community initiative towards the cost of installing a renewable energy woodchip boiler at the Slapton Ley Field Centre in Kingsbridge, Devon.
06/05/2008 13:46
E.ON employees get running to support Knowle Fun Run

A group of 75 eager E.ON employees will be taking part in the 25th annual Knowle Fun Run on Sunday 11th May to raise money for local Solihull charities.
01/05/2008 11:47
Career connections: E.ON welcomes Women Engineers of the future

More than 100 budding young women engineers from across the Midlands have been making a connection with a possible future career, taking part in E.ON UK's first ever Women Into Engineering education programme. A group of 130 students aged between 14 and