EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG 2018 IR
The report highlights EnBW's progress in its strategic transition from a traditional energy supplier to a sustainable infrastructure partner. In 2018, the company increased its adjusted EBITDA to ‗2.2 billion, driven by the full consolidation of VNG and growth in the Grids segment. EnBW expanded its renewable energy portfolio to 3.7 GW, representing 27.9% of its total generation capacity, and successfully issued its first green bond of ‗500 million to fund climate-friendly projects. Additionally, the company advanced its electromobility initiatives, expanding its charging network to over 22,000 points across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Company: EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG
Sector: Energy utilities
Country: Germany
Year: 2018
Type: IR
Pages: 280
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EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG
Integrated Annual Report
The report highlights EnBW's progress in its strategic transition from a traditional energy supplier to a sustainable infrastructure partner. In 2018, the company increased its adjusted EBITDA to ‗2.2 billion, driven by the full consolidation of VNG and growth in the Grids segment. EnBW expanded its renewable energy portfolio to 3.7 GW, representing 27.9% of its total generation capacity, and successfully issued its first green bond of ‗500 million to fund climate-friendly projects. Additionally, the company advanced its electromobility initiatives, expanding its charging network to over 22,000 points across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
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Report Year
2018
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Jan 1, 2018 - Dec 31, 2018
Fiscal Year
2018
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Integrated Report
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English
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