Talk:E.ON UK/Archives/2013

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BetacommandBot (talk) 05:58, 2 January 2008 (UTC)

E.ON or e.on
The company clearly uses lowercase letters in its logo - why does the article use uppercase? 41.213.93.245 (talk) 07:07, 22 June 2009 (UTC) The company's brand guides show that the name is E.ON when written. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.108.28.163 (talk) 19:40, 20 February 2011 (UTC)

Splitting out a 'list of e.on UK generation sites
I am building a table of current and proposed generation sites operated by E.ON UK. I am doing this within the main article for now, but suggest that it will soon become unmanageable given that they seem to have some 30-40 more sites in development all of which should be included in the table (or another table). I suggest a title something like 'list of E.ON UK generation sites'. PeterEastern (talk) 09:27, 22 October 2009 (UTC)

CO2 emissions figures
I have today been provided with the following table of CO2 emissions from their power plants by E.ON UK. PeterEastern (talk) 12:23, 22 October 2009 (UTC)


 * Total - 28,653,977.12
 * Ratcliffe - 9,901,175.19*
 * Kingsnorth - 6,405,429.37
 * Connahs Quay - 3,303,359.46
 * Killingholme - 2,135,992.06
 * Ironbridge - 1,841,224.89
 * Enfield - 1,082,866.68
 * CDC - 912,730.28
 * Winnington - 755,477.93
 * Corby - 637,026.28
 * Grain - 429,961.05
 * Kemsley - 392,120.43
 * Workington - 209,584.27
 * Stoke - 167,931.02
 * Sandbach - 144,875.15
 * Port of Liverpool - 91,724.34
 * Castleford - 78,235.20
 * Thornhill - 56,643.11
 * Bradford - 35,519.14
 * QMC - 28,261.11
 * Leeds - 20,079.26
 * Citigen - 18,971.34
 * Taylors Lane - 3,635.55
 * Stevens Croft - 1,154.00

* "Just to put a little context on them, the Ratcliffe CO2 figure is so high because it picked up the slack when a number of British Energy’s nuclear power stations had to be shut for repairs (it’s usually around a million to two million tonnes a year less)"