E.ON in France

Press Briefing

Paris, July 7th, 2009

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Successfull expansion achieved during 2007 and 2008

United Kingdom

Nordic

Central Europe incl. Germany

Pan-EuropeanGas

US Midwest -Kentucky

United Kingdom

France

Nordic

Spain

Central Europe incl. Germany

Pan-EuropeanGas

Russia

Italy

US Midwest -Kentucky

Climate & Renewables

E.ON in May 2007 E.ON today

New business areas / markets

Broad European footprint, global scale in renewables, entry in new markets

EnergyTrading

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Different Tax Burdens of Power Prices in Europe

Band DC 2.500 – 5.000 kWh/year

Source: BDEW, Eurostat Stand: 2. half of 2008 (average); Household Prices incl. tax, dues etc

52,5%38,9%

34,9%30,1%

28,4%27,2%

25,8%25,0%

24,4%24,2%

22,4%21,2%

20,5%18,8%

18,0%17,5%

16,9%16,8%16,6%

15,4%14,0%

12,0%11,9%

8,6%4,7%4,6%

Denmark

Germany

Sweden

Portugal

Austria

Norway

Netherlands

Finland

France

Belgium

Poland

Estonia

Slovenia

Croatia

Spain

Hungary

Czech Republic

Bulgaria

Romania

Lithuania

Cyprus

Luxembourg

Ireland

Greece

Latvia

Great Britain

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Renewables in Europe: 27 different support mechanisms

Feed-in tariff system / Bonus system in 18 EU member states

Quota obligation system in 6 EU member states

Tax incentives and other systems in 3 EU member states

Tax incentives and other systems

Feed-in tariff system

Quota obligation system

Bonus system

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Global Wind Market: A rapid evolution

Global installed wind capacity

+~100,000 turbines worldwide*

+~300,000 turbines worldwide**

180 m

120 m

From now to 2020 every 25 minutes 1 wind turbine needs to be erected

Source: BTM 2007 *Average size ~1MW ** 3MW turbine

1996 2008 2020

~6 GW ~100 GW ~900 GW

73 m

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Top Market Players

(total 574.5 TWh installed capacity)

E.ON France Power Plants

(2,517 MW installed capacity)

E.ON Position in France

E.ON France2%

EDF77%

Suez/GDF5% Others

16%Emile Huchet(1,086 MW)

Gardanne(868 MW)

Lucy(270 MW)

Hornaing(253 MW)

Leahacourt(10 MW)

Ambon(10 MW)

Cernon(10 MW)

Muzillac(10 MW)

Wind farms

Coal plantsHeadquarters

Paris

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Renewables: E.ON‘s core technology portfolioOnshore wind energy• Major pillar of our renewables generation: 2,179 MW*• Realisation of world´s largest onshore wind farm Roscoe with

617 wind turbines and 781 MW in Texas• Strongest driver for future growth

Offshore wind energy• E.ON one of the leading players• 100 MW in operation, 400 MW under construction• Recent sign-off for the world´s largest offshore wind farm

London Array** (1st stage: 630 MW, 2nd stage: 1,000 MW) in UK

*as of June 2009, ** Joint Venture of EC&R (30% ), DONG (50%) and MASDAR (20%) , ***Joint Venture of EC&R (50%) and Schüco (50%)

Solar energy• Malibu*** production of thin-film modules (40 MW per year) • Recent opening of first E.ON solar PV farm in Le Lauzet, France • Market entry planned for strong engagement in CSP

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Deep dive technology analysis

Disciplined portfolio management of technologies

EC&R technologyselection criteria

ScalabilityGrowth potentialFinancial attractivenessWider E.ON Group interestCloseness to E.ON capabilities

First commercialplants

Technologyroll out

Large biogas / bio-methane,Large inland biomass

Wind Onshore

Solar / thin film applications

Large coastal biomass

Wave /tidal

Proof-of-concept &technology tracking

Wind Offshore

Solar / CSP

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This presentation may contain forward-looking statements based on current assumptions and

forecasts made by E.ON Group management and other information currently available to E.ON.

Various known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could lead to material

differences between the actual future results, financial situation, development or performance of

the company and the estimates given here. E.ON AG does not intend, and does not assume any

liability whatsoever, to update these forward-looking statements or to conform them to future

events or developments.