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Attributable Generating Capacity
The E.ON Group’s attributable generating capacity increased
by 2 percent, from 68,475 MW at year-end 2010 to 69,557 MW
at year-end 2011.
Attributable generating capacity at the Generation global unit
declined by about 800 MW to 46,846 MW, mainly because of
the shutdown of nuclear capacity (Unterweser, Isar 1, Krümmel,
Brunsbüttel) due to the amendment of Germany’s Nuclear
Energy Act. This effect was partially offset by the commissioning
of new gas-fired generating capacity.
Renewables’ attributable generating capacity increased by
about 600 MW, predominantly because of new wind farms in
the United States.
CEO Letter
E.ON Stock
Combined Group Management Report
Consolidated Financial Statements
Corporate Governance Report
Supervisory Board and Board of Management
Tables and Explanations
The Germany regional unit’s attributable generating capacity
remained relatively stable at 1,876 MW.
Other EU Countries’ attributable generating capacity of 1,942 MW
was also at the prior-year level.
Russia’s attributable generation capacity increased by about
1,200 MW, owing mainly to the commissioning of new gas-fired
units at Surgutskaya and Yaivinskaya power stations.
Attributable Generating Capacity
December 31, 2011, MW Generation Renewables Germany
Other EU
Countries Russia E.ON Group
Nuclear 5,403 – – – – 5,403
Lignite 852 – – – – 852
Hard coal 6,016 – – – – 6,016
Natural gas 3,863 – 736 – – 4,599
Oil 772 – 106 – – 878
Hydro – 1,759 678 – – 2,437
Wind – 198 – – – 198
Other 24 – 356 – – 380
Germany 16,930 1,957 1,876 – – 20,763
Nuclear 2,774 – – – – 2,774
Lignite – – – 79 1,528 1,607
Hard coal 10,765 – – – – 10,765
Natural gas 13,239 – – 1,541 8,416 23,196
Oil 3,138 – – – – 3,138
Hydro – 3,024 – 55 – 3,079
Wind – 3,836 – 1 – 3,837
Other – 132 – 266 – 398
Outside Germany 29,916 6,992 – 1,942 9,944 48,794
E.ON Group 46,846 8,949 1,876 1,942 9,944 69,557
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