HQ Function

The Essen headquarters serves as the central hub for E.ON Group's strategic management, financial control, corporate governance, and the coordination of its international business operations.

Notable Features:

The E.ON Campus in Essen features modern architecture with a significant focus on sustainability, energy efficiency, and fostering collaborative workspaces. It is designed to be an open, communicative environment with advanced building technology and green spaces.

Work Culture:

E.ON's headquarters promotes a work culture centered on innovation, collaboration, sustainability, and customer-centricity. It encourages agile working methods and continuous learning to navigate the evolving energy landscape.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters symbolizes E.ON's leadership in the European energy market and its commitment to driving the energy transition. It is the nerve center for strategic decisions impacting millions of customers and the development of future energy systems.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' design and operations reflect E.ON's core values: We put customers at the heart of what we do; We improve people’s lives; We create a sustainable future; We work as one team; We are innovative and agile; We act responsibly.

Location:

E.ON SE operates primarily across Europe, with core markets including Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, and several Central and Eastern European countries such as the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania. Its global functions support the operation and modernization of energy networks (electricity and gas distribution), the provision of comprehensive customer solutions (energy supply, e-mobility, district heating, energy efficiency), and the development of innovative, sustainable energy infrastructure projects. While its main operational footprint is European, E.ON's expertise in energy transition and grid management has international relevance.

Street Address:

Brüsseler Platz 1

City:

Essen

State/Province:

North Rhine-Westphalia

Country:

Germany