E.ON offers concessions to allay EU concerns over Innogy deal

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German energy company E.ON has offered concessions to address EU antitrust concerns over its bid to buy rival Innogy's network and retail assets, a filing on the European Commission site showed on Friday.The company submitted its proposal on Thursday. The European Commission, which opened a full-scale investigation into the deal in March, did not provide details in line with its policy.The EU competition will now seek feedback from rivals and customers before deciding..