• Fourth Corporate Responsibility Report Published
• Dialogue Event in Berlin

• 22 percent dividend increase proposed
• New Supervisory Board members

Investment of around EUR400m in major Danish offshore wind project

• Issuing volume of EUR 2.5 billion
• Issue several times oversubscribed

Common press release between E.ON, AREVA and Siemens

• $3bn Inaugural Bond Transaction by E.ON in the US capital market
• Total Funding Volume approaches €10bn

First named chair at a renowned institution of higher education in company history

• Expanding share of renewables to 24% by 2030
• Nuclear power valuable for CO2-free and secure power generation
• If technology is available: Only new CO2-free coal-fired power plants
• Reducing the specific CO2 emission by at least 50% by 2030

• Minute particles with great potential in the energy technology sector
• Continuation of € 60 million research program

• Investments to increase by €9 billion
• Management to propose increased dividend of €4.10 
• Adjusted EBIT up 10 percent

Investment in Climate Protection and Security of Supply

• Long-term jobs at E.ON, suppliers and service providers
• E.ON committed to Germany as a base for the energy industry
• 30,000 new jobs being created throughout Europe

• 10 years of reliable help for disadvantaged youths
• More than 500 young people in nationwide projects
• Initiative is being expanded

In the future Siemens and E.ON Energie are to cooperate on the development of climate-friendly power plant technology. The aim of this partnership is the development of an economic and efficient method for carbon capture – an important step on the way toward the low-carbon power plant. The starting point is a solvent with special characteristics which provide the basis for a new process to capture CO2 from the flue gases of power plants. A pilot installation on an E.ON power plant site in Germany will be operational by 2010. Further developments will follow up until 2014. The mid-term target is to develop this new CO2 capture process ready for large-scale, commercial deployment by 2020.