RWE

RWE is one of the world's leading renewable energy companies, generating and supplying electricity across the energy value chain. Headquartered in Essen, Germany, and founded in 1898 as a local municipal utility, it is today one of Europe's largest power producers, with operations spanning Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. Its portfolio ranges from conventional power to wind, solar, battery storage and green hydrogen.

The company invests billions annually in offshore and onshore wind, solar and battery storage. Its technical work covers offshore wind, including pioneering floating offshore wind technology, onshore wind, solar generation, next-generation battery storage systems and green hydrogen development, as well as power grid and electricity supply, gas power, nuclear energy, and coal and lignite power. In 2018 an asset swap with E.ON transferred international renewable generation assets worth billions to RWE.

RWE has committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2040. Its stated orientation is towards sustainability and the global green energy transition, with an emphasis on developing future technologies such as green hydrogen, floating offshore wind and advanced energy storage.