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Capital Markets Story

March 2024

We are the playmaker of the green energy transition in Europe

Energy Networks

We operate the largest energy distribution grid in Europe being the backbone of the green energy transition and the most critical infrastructure for society

Top-3 markets

Regulated asset base1

  • Germany: €25.6bn
  • Sweden: €6.4bn
  • Czech Republic: €2.6bn

Energy Infrastructure Solutions

Industries and cities face major energy supply challenges on their way to climate neutrality. We provide infrastructure solutions to support their decarbonization

Top-3 markets

Adj. EBITDA2

  • Germany: €0.15bn
  • UK: €0.16bn
  • Sweden: €0.15bn

Energy Retail

We are helping millions of private households and enterprises on their individual green pathway to a net-zero future, providing energy to 47m customers2

Top-3markets3 Customers/electricity market share2

  • Germany: 14m (25%)
  • UK: 9m (18%)
  • Netherlands: 4m (24%)

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1. Total regulated asset base (power and gas) as per 31-Dec-2023 (see full definition on page 8) 2. As per 31-Dec-2023 3. Excluding equity participations Turkey &

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Slovakia

We are uniquely positioned across the utility value chain focusing on electricity distribution and clean energy infrastructure

Large-scale

Power & Gas Transmission

Power & Gas Distribution

Supply & Services

Generation

Energy Networks (75%1)

Energy Infrastructure Solutions (10%1)

No activities and no legacy assets

Energy Retail (15%1)

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1. Illustrative average EBITDA share of total Group EBITDA over 2024-2028 plan

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New political reality fully backing secular growth momentum

Accelerated political targets

Operational growth momentum becoming evident

Share of renewables in EU energy consumption1

Network connection requests in German E.ON networks

43%

+33%

420k

+75%

32%

240k

Old 2030

New 2030

2022

2023

target

target

Decarbonization targets for EU buildings2

Investments into Energy Infrastructure Solutions

50%

60%

+20%

€684m

+30%

€523m

Old 2030

New 2030

2022

2023

target

target

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1. European Commission revised Renewable Energy Directive 2023 2. Energy Performance of Buildings Directive

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Our investment case: Five reasons to invest in E.ON

Energy Networks

Energy Infrastructure

Energy Retail

Strategic Foundation

Financial Strategy

Solutions

Long-term growth in a

Growth acceleration

Reliable returns and

Digitalization and

Focus on value-

regulated environment

from contracted

attractive cash

sustainability as

creation and

infrastructure

generation

strategic backbones

shareholder returns

Growth opportunities

Best-in-class energy

Healthy cashflows from

Pioneering the digital

Clear value-creation

from the green energy

infrastructure

a capital light business,

transformation of the

focus and solid financial

transition well into the

portfolio capitalizing

further expanded by

energy sector and

headroom ensuring an

2030s and a regulated

upon decarbonization

cross-selling new

applying strict

attractive shareholder

business nature provide

needs of cities and

solutions addressing the

sustainability criteria as

return outlook including

for a steady and

industries

rising electrification

the core foundation for

dividends and earnings

profitable earnings

demand

steering the company

growth

growth path

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Our business and financial strategy provide for attractive shareholder returns supported by a strong balance sheet

Financial capacity

Operational growth

Earnings growth

Shareholder renumeration

Strong

10% RAB

High-single-digit

Up to 5%

BBB/Baa rating

growth p.a.

EBITDA and EPS growth

DPS growth

€5-10bn extra balance sheet capacity

RAB CAGR 2022-2028

Underlying CAGR 2023-2028

p.a. 2023-2028

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Energy Networks

Our distribution networks are vital to a successful green energy transition

~75%

EBITDA share4

Total RAB1,2 €42bn

Power: €36bn

Gas: €6bn

Gas

FY2023

Power

25.66.410.0

Germany

Sweden

CEE2,3 and Turkey2

Empowerment of the Energy Transition

~€3.8bn

RAB-effective investment, annual average 2024-2028

  • Integration of expanding renewables
  • Connection of new customer use cases
  • Dynamization of the networks

Asset modernization

~€1.8bn

RAB-effective investment, annual average 2024-2028

Gas

~€0.5bn

RAB-effective investment, annual average 2024-2028

~20% of capex for digitalization5

Smartification of infrastructure, creating observability and controllability of the grid

1. RAB is the value of all distribution assets determined by the regulator. In general, RABs from different regulatory regimes are not directly comparable due to significant methodical differences.

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These include for example different regulatory asset lifetimes, asset valuation methods or treatment of customer contributions for network connections

2. 100% view for Slovakia and Turkey

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3. Central Eastern Europe including Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia 4. Illustrative average EBITDA share of total Group EBITDA over 2024-2028 plan 5. Share of digitalization

to RAB-effective investments in assets, annual average

Investment program is boosting our RAB growth to industry leading levels across core markets

E.ON power RAB development1

Power RAB development key countries1

€bn

€bn

~10% CAGR

55

2022-2028

Germany2

29

31

36

51

28

29

33

Sweden

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

2027

2028

Czech

Fully consolidated RAB

Republic

RAB from international participations Turkey & Slovakia

~10%

~34

CAGR

~19

~21

2022-2028

2022

2023

2028

~8%

~5

~6

~8

CAGR

2022-2028

2022

2023

2028

~9%

~2

~2

~4

CAGR

2022-2028

2022

2023

2028

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1. Total regulated asset base (power) as per 31-Dec-2023 (see full definition on page 8) 2. Assuming constant number of network concessions

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Regulated business' nature provides a predictable and profitable

earnings growth path with low country risk

Energy Networks

EBITDA1 in €bn

+7%

Underlying EBITDA CAGR

2023-2028

~8.3

6.6 6.7-6.9

One offs/

Timing

8.4

Underlying

6.0

6.3

2023

2023

2024

2028

Highly predictable earnings profile with German and Swedish regulatory cycle matching mid-term plan horizon

Energy Networks returns

  • Immediate guaranteed return on investments
  • Long-terminfrastructure assets
  • Regulatory stability over up to 5 years
  • Positively geared towards inflation
  • Digitization investments supporting efficiencies
  • Ability to operationally outperform

Value creation spread of

150-200bps2

Energy Networks investments in AAA rated countries

Germany~72%4

AAA stable3

Sweden~9%4

AAA stable3

Czech

~8%4

Republic

AA- stable3

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1. Adjusted for non-operating effects

2. Average 2024-28 ROCE over pre-tax cost of capital

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3. Credit Rating by Standard & Poor's

4. RAB-effective investment share 2024-28

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