it's on us
Governance and Sustainability Presentation
January 2025
Content
1 E.ON Equity Story
2 Sustainability
3 Governance
4 Backup
EnvironmentSocial
Supervisory Board | Remuneration | Risk |
and Committee Work | ||
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E.ON Equity Story
1. E.ON Equity Story | 2. Sustainability | Environment | Social | 3. Governance | Supervisory Board and Committee Work | Remuneration | Risk | 4. Backup |
We are the playmaker of the green energy transition in Europe
EBITDA | EBITDA | EBITDA | |||
share1 | ~75% | share1 | ~10% | share1 | ~15% |
Energy Networks | Energy Infrastructure Solutions | Energy Retail |
We operate the largest energy distribution grid in Europe and are the backbone of the green energy transition with the most critical infrastructure for society.
Top-3 markets
Regulated asset base2
- Germany: €25.6bn
- Sweden: €6.4bn
- Czech Republic: €2.6bn
Industries and cities face major energy supply challenges on their way to climate neutrality. We provide infrastructure solutions to support their decarbonization.
Breakdown by region
Adj. EBITDA3
• UK: €0.16bn | • Germany: €0.1bn |
• Nordics: €0.15bn | • Other: €0.11bn |
We are helping millions of private households and enterprises on their individual green pathway to a net-zero future, providing energy to 47m customers3.
Top-3 markets4
Customers (electricity market share)3
- Germany: 14m (25%)
- UK: 9m (18%)
- Netherlands: 4m (24%)
1. Illustrative average EBITDA share of total Group EBITDA over 2024-2028 plan 2. Total regulated asset base (power and gas) as per 31-Dec-2023 3. Pro-forma split as per 31-Dec-2023. 4. Excluding equity participations in Turkey and Slovakia. | 4 |
1. E.ON Equity Story | 2. Sustainability | Environment | Social | 3. Governance | Supervisory Board and Committee Work | Remuneration | Risk | 4. Backup |
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 | sustainability criteria as | return outlook including |
for a steady and | industries | rising demand from | the core foundation for | dividends and earnings |
profitable earnings | electrification | steering the company | growth | |
growth path |
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1. E.ON Equity Story | 2. Sustainability | Environment | Social | 3. Governance | Supervisory Board and Committee Work | Remuneration | Risk | 4. Backup |
Our business and financial strategy provide for attractive shareholder returns supported by a strong balance sheet
Financial capacity | Operational growth | Earnings growth | Shareholder remuneration |
Strong | 10% power | High-single-digit | Up to 5% |
BBB/Baa rating | RAB 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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1. E.ON Equity Story | 2. Sustainability | Environment | Social | 3. Governance | Supervisory Board and Committee Work | Remuneration | Risk | 4. Backup |
E.ON's Board of Management
Leonhard Birnbaum | Nadia Jakobi | Thomas König | Marc Spieker | Victoria Ossadnik | |||||
Chief Executive Officer | Chief Financial Officer | Chief Operating Officer - | Chief Operating Officer - | Chief Operating Officer - | |||||
Chief Sustainability Officer | Networks | Commercial | Digital | ||||||
• | Communications & Political | • | Finance | • | Energy Networks (incl. | • Sales and Customer Solutions | • | Digital Technology | |
Affairs | • | Investor Relations | Turkey) | • | Commercial Programming | • | Inhouse Consulting | ||
• | Corporate Audit | • | Mergers & Acquisitions | ||||||
• | Procurement | • | Green Gas | • | Cyber Security | ||||
• | Strategy | • | Accounting | ||||||
• Group & Executive HR | • | Controlling | • | Energy Management | • | Innovation | |||
• | HSE & Sustainability | • | Risk Management | • | Marketing | ||||
• | Legal & Compliance | • | Tax | ||||||
• | Nuclear Coordination | • | S4 |
- Finance Transformation
Joined E.ON Board | New role within the E.ON | |
Board as CCO Commercial | ||
as new CFO in 06/2024 | ||
since 06/2024 | 7 | |
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Sustainability
1. E.ON Equity Story | 2. Sustainability | Environment | Social | 3. Governance | Supervisory Board and Committee Work | Remuneration | Risk | 4. Backup |
Ambitious targets across all sustainability dimensions
Environmental
Emissions1
- -50%2 scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030
- -50%scope 3 emissions by 2030
- -100%scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2040
- -100%scope 3 emissions by 2050
Social
Female executives
- At least 32% female executives in management positions by 20313
Health and Safety
- Reduce frequency of serious accidents and death<0.07% SIF by 20304
Governance
Supervisory Board Composition
- At least 30% women representation5
Board remuneration
- Sustainability targets embedded in STI6 and LTI6
1. Relative to 2019 figures, 2. -50% refers to E.ON's SBTi validated 2030 target in line with a 1.5-degree pathway, 3. Equivalent to the share of women in our workforce, 4. Serious injuries and fatalities (SIF) for employees: Safety incidents per 1,000,000 working hours 5. | 9 |
Since the last Supervisory Board elections in May 2023: ~38% female quota achieved 6. Short-term incentive plan (STI) and long-term incentive plan (LTI) |
1. E.ON Equity Story | 2. Sustainability | Environment | Social | 3. Governance | Supervisory Board and Committee Work | Remuneration | Risk | 4. Backup |
Repositioning E.ON as the Playmaker of the European energy transition to drive company value
Strategic Repositioning
- Addressing societal and market needs for an energy company that leads the energy transition.
- Leveraging strong business portfolio and brand awareness (approx. 170m adults recognize our brand) to position E.ON as the Playmaker of European energy.
One Strategy Framework
- Created one framework consisting of purpose, strategy, brand attributes and cultural attitude of the company.
- Achieved exceptional adoption and commitment to the Playmaker positioning across the entire group.
Successful Internal and
External Launch
- Developed the new campaign platform "It's on us."
- Implemented internal activation measures to establish the brand as a value-creating asset.
- Launched the campaign in Germany within 3 months, followed by a rapid roll-out across other markets.
Measurable Impact
- High engagement with the new brand and broad positive reception.
- New mindset and momentum permeating the entire group.
- Positive movement on our new Playmaker Score brand KPI.
Brand consideration | Playmaker Score |
(DE) | (DE) |
+ 2 points | + 3 points |
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