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Profile Structure Strategy Generation Innovation Responsibility

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Technology Development

From energy generation to heating our homes 

 

Whether it's the use of renewable energy sources such as geothermal or wind energy, the generation of biogas to natural gas quality, the use of fuel cells in households, or the reduction of CO2 emissions in our power plants, the development of new energy supply technologies is an important part of our work. This is the only way to ensure a sustainable energy supply, which is simultaneously profitable, safe, and environmentally friendly. By using our worldwide expertise, we are committed to extending our market position to shape the future of energy. Developing innovative and efficient energy will enable us to maintain a competitive edge in our industry and build a sustainable future

 

innovate.on technology initiative


Technology innovation is at E.ON's core. In 2006, 175 employees in our Market Units worldwide worked in research and development. Our expertise spans the globe and we have the strength and knowledge to accelerate the development of the next generation of energy technology by using our international strength on a local level. Last year, our expert team worked together in joint projects with universities, tested new technologies in pilot systems, or worked on key technologies under the E.ON technology initiative innovate.on.

 

Support for Universities and Research Institutes


We are committed to making use of the brightest minds across the world. E.ON  financially supports the activities of the E.ON Energy Research Center at the RWTH Aachen in Germany. We also support activities in universities other German universities and universities and research centers in the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the USA. 


Furthermore, the E.ON research initiative supports specific projects on yearly changing topics.


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