NECKARPRI-Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH and Zweckverband Oberschwäbische Elektrizitätswerke (OEW) each hold 46.75% of the shares in EnBW.
Municipal shareholders’ associations in Baden-Württemberg hold around 4%. EnBW holds a further 2.08% as treasury shares.
The free float of EnBW shares is small at 0.39 percent.

(Information as of 31 March 2023).

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EnBW manages its operating funding needs separately from the coverage of Group pension and nuclear energy obligations.

• In addition to our internal financing capacity, we have the following financing instruments at our disposal to meet our operational funding needs:
  Debt issuance programmes, subordinated bonds, commercial paper programme, a sustainable syndicated credit line and committed bilateral credit facilities.
• Long-term pension and nuclear energy obligations are covered via EnBW’s asset liability management model.

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• We have launched several green bond issues (€3.5 billion) since 2018. In line with our Green Financing Framework, the proceeds went to renewable energy projects, energy efficiency projects and clean transportation.
• Our syndicated credit facility (€1.5 billion) has been sustainable since 2020, with the borrowing costs linked to EnBW’s sustainability performance via three selected sustainability indicators.

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Sustainable finance | EnBW

EnBW's climate targets have been scientifically evaluated and validated by the globally recognized Science Based Targets initiative [SBTi]. This means that EnBW's reduction targets are consistent with the Paris Climate Agreement. They cover EnBW's entire value chain and all three emission categories ["scopes"]. The reduction path for the company’s own emissions [Scopes 1 and 2] corresponds to a 1.5 °C target.