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EnBW at a glance

We are one of the largest integrated energy companies in Germany and Europe and are pushing forward the development of a sustainable energy infrastructure fit for the future. We supply our customers with electricity, gas, water and heating together with products and services related to energy and infrastructure.

Strategy EnBW 2025 completed

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Performance indicators

5.1 bn

Adjusted EBITDA

3.1 bn

capital increase to strengthen the equity base.

7.6 bn

gross investment of which 87% in growth projects.

Over 8000

of our own fast-charging points which makes us the market leader in Germany.

LTIF 1.8/2.9

We are committed to the continuous improvement of occupational safety and the protection of our workers.

65.6%

share of the generation capacity attributable to renewable energies (RE): Highest expansion in renewable energies in the company’s history.

A / Leadership

score in the CDP Climate Rating. Top scores in our sustainability ratings.

31541

employees as well as trainees and students. A record year: 316 young people started their training.

Net zero targets

Climate change mitigation targets extended to include net zero targets: We aim to achieve net zero for direct and indirect emissions of greenhouse gases (Scopes 1 and 2) by 2040 and also for emissions along the entire value chain (Scope 3) by 2050 at the latest.

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Affordability is just as essential as security of supply and climate change mitigation if we are to successfully complete the transformation of Germany’s energy supply.

Dr. Georg Stamatelopoulos, Chairman of the Board of Management

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Highlights 2025
Investing in the energy future

The €3.1 billion capital increase enabled us and our shareholders to send a powerful signal in 2025, with up to €50 billion set to be invested in restructuring the energy system between 2024 and 2030, a large part of which will be in Germany.