E.ON concluded fiscal year 2025 with a strong financial and operating performance, fully meeting its growth targets. This development was driven above all by the company’s rapid expansion and modernization of Europe’s energy infrastructure. Waste heat as a heat source for residential areas: A representative E.ON survey* confirms that this leads to higher acceptance of data centers among residents. The 12-year green bond represents the inaugural issuance under the new Green Financing Framework, which E.ON published in November 2025. Cross-border heat supply for Zgorzelec and Görlitz: On December 2, representatives from SEC Zgorzelec, Stadtwerke Görlitz, E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions (EIS), and Veolia Germany signed a letter of intent to establish a joint project company to operate a cross-border district heating network. E.ON, in partnership with Voltix and GreenWay, has been selected for a substantial EU funding for the HDV-E project. E.ON has secured the top position in the current Quantum Innovation Index for the energy sector, placing it among the world’s top ten companies in this field. E.ON continued its positive business performance in the first nine months of fiscal year 2025, increasing both adjusted Group EBITDA and adjusted Group net income compared with the prior-year period. E.ON is vigorously driving the transformation of Europe’s energy system. From 2024 to 2028, the company plans to invest a total of €43 billion, of which €35 billion is allocated to its Energy Networks business. Nokia today announced a strategic contract with E.ON SE, one of Europe’s largest energy companies, to modernize its mission-critical communications infrastructure. Today, E.ON successfully issued a green bond tranche under its newly established Australian Dollar Medium Term Note Programme.