37E.ON Stock Our Investors Continually strengthening relationships. Our investor relations ("IR") are founded on four principles: open- ness, continuity, credibility, and equal treatment of all investors. Each year we work hard to be even better in each of these areas. Our activities in 2009 were again guided by our commitment to continual improvement. Our mission is to provide straightforward, transparent in- formation at our periodic roadshows, at conferences, at eon.com, and when we meet personally with investors. In 2009, we increased the number of roadshows to create even more opportunities to talk with investors one on one. Continually communicating with our investors and strengthening our relationships with them are essential for good IR. Each year we invite analysts and institutional investors to a conference held on the day we release our annual report. We present our results for the previous financial year and our objec- tives for the current year. The conference for our 2008 results was held in March 2009 in Düsseldorf. Capital Market Day is another key date. One of its main purposes is for the senior leadership of our market units and operating companies to talk in detail about their markets and the operational side of our business. We believe it's important for analysts and institutional investors to get to know the people who manage our business in our target markets. And we believe facilitating this direct contact further enhances our credibility and helps deepen the capital market's trust in E.ON and in E.ON stock. All visitors to eon.com will find our financial reports and executive presentations as well as webcasts and podcasts of IR events in both audio and video format. And you can always reach us directly: just call us or send us an e-mail. Want to find out more? eon.com/investorrelations Contact us: investorrelations@eon.com T +49-2 11-45 79-5 49 Capital Market Day 2009 in Essen: talkin' 'bout our generation Our annual Capital Market Day typically gives analysts and institutional investors a closer look at one of our market units. The 2009 event held in Essen's Zollverein, a complex of buildings once part of a coal-mining facility, focused instead on our biggest single business--our genera- tion activities--which accounts for more than half of our adjusted EBIT.The subject was particularly timely because we're in the process of adopting a centralized, functional management approach for our gen- eration fleet in Europe. In Essen, E.ON Board of Management members and senior managers from our generation business talked to investors about the long-term trends in European power generation and the course we've set for the E.ON fleet. Our generation activities were a topic of further discussion at investor conferences and roadshows.