As Europe accelerates its transition to electric mobility, E.ON Power Plants Belgium and Imerys Graphite & Carbon today officially inaugurated a state-of-the-art Energy Recovery Plant at Imerys’ production site in Willebroek.E.ON and Tank & Rast are advancing the electrification of heavy-duty transport in Germany. As part of the German government’s Deutschlandnetz tender, the two companies have been awarded the contract to build and operate charging infrastructure for battery-electric trucks.The current heat wave in Germany and Europe is drawing attention to the resilience of roads and railways, but also of energy infrastructure. The good news is: heat alone is not a stress test that throws a modern power grid out of balance.The smart integration of battery storage systems into the power grid is an important lever for energy security and an affordable energy transition.E.ON, together with a cross-industry consortium spanning industry, grid operation and research, is taking the next step in bidirectional charging.Today, E.ON successfully issued two green bond tranches with a combined volume of €1.3 billion:E.ON started fiscal year 2026 with good operating and financial results. Adjusted Group EBITDA and adjusted Group net income increased in the first quarter relative to the prior-year period, driven by investment-driven growth and a strong operating performance.E.ON has today signed an agreement to acquire the UK energy supplier OVO, further strengthening its position in one of Europe’s largest energy markets.E.ON underscores its commitment to the future of energy: By moving into the House of New Energy in the historic Am Tacheles district, the company is opening its new Berlin capital office in the heart of the city.E.ON is consistently aligning its working environment with the requirements of a changing labor market.