All information and publications from 2017 to 2021
Reporting Q3 2022
In the past weeks and months, EnBW, like other energy companies, has had to manage considerable uncertainty and major fluctuations in the international energy markets. Our integrated portfolio from power generation to grid infrastructure to sales has so far ensured pleasing stability. Large negative impacts in, for example, the gas business have been offset by positive performance in Renewable Energies and Trading.
Facts and figures Q3 2022
Smart Infrastructure for Customers
↑ Contribution by newly acquired subsidiaries at home storage provider SENEC
↓ Increased procurement costs
System Critical Infrastructure
↓ Higher expenses for grid stabilisation measures including redispatch to maintain security of supply as a result of sharp rise in number of deployments and market prices
Sustainable Generation Infrastructure
Renewable Energies
↑ Newly commissioned solar parks
↑ Marketing above the fixed EEG tariff
↑ Better wind yields
Thermal Generation and Trading
↓ Effects from the curtailment and suspension of gas supplies due to the Russia-Ukraine war
↓ Negative valuation effects on derivative financial instruments
↑ Higher market prices and earnings contribution from trading activities
Outlook 2022 – adjusted EBITDA expected to fall by up to 10% below original forecast range
Reporting Q2 2022
EnBW’s integrated portfolio approach across the entire energy value chain and our solid internal financing capability ensure stability. Against the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine war, we are sticking to our strategic lineup and our climate targets.

Facts and figures Q2 2022
Smart Infrastructure for Customers
↓ Increased procurement costs which will be partially passed on to customers as of 1/10/2022
System Critical Infrastructure
↓ Higher expenses for grid reserve and redispatch to maintain security of supply
Sustainable Generation Infrastructure
Renewable Energies
↑ Marketing above the fixed EEG tariff
↑ Expansion of solar parks
↑ Better wind yields
Thermal Generation and Trading
↓ Replacement procurement costs due to reduced gas supply
Reporting Q1 2022
Providing people with a secure supply of electricity and gas is one of EnBW’s central tasks. We are doing everything in our power to deliver on our special responsibility here by deploying our grid infrastructure and power plant portfolio. At the same time, we are working flat out to substitute purchases of Russian gas and coal while having due regard to sustainability and economic considerations and without endangering security of supply. We are making very good progress here and will cease purchasing Russian coal from as early as mid-August. Regarding gas, too, we are working hard towards a significant diversification of supply sources, above all by expanding our LNG activities.
Facts and figures Q1 2022
Smart Infrastructure for Customers
↓ Increased procurement costs which will be partially passed on later
System Critical Infrastructure
↓ Higher expenses for grid reserve to maintain security of supply
Sustainable Generation Infrastructure
↑ Better wind yields
↑ Marketing above the fixed EEG tariff
↑ Temporary valuation effects
↑ Generation volume sold at significantly higher prices
Performance indicators of the EnBW Group
in € million
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 |
01/01 -
31/03/2021 |
Change in %
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01/01 -
31/12/2021 |
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in € million
External revenue
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 13,724.5
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 6,827.2
|
Change in %
101.0
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 32,147.9
|
in € million
Adjusted EBITDA
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 1,185.0
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 814.1
|
Change in %
45.6
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 2,959.3
|
in € million
Share of adjusted EBITDA accounted for by Smart Infrastructure for Customers in € million/in %0The figures for the previous year have been restated.
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 103.3 / 8.7
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 123.6 / 15.2
|
Change in %
-16.4 / –
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 344.0 / 11.6
|
in € million
Share of adjusted EBITDA accounted for by System Critical Infrastructure in € million/in %0The figures for the previous year have been restated.
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 352.7 / 29.8
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 370.5 / 45.5
|
Change in %
-4.8 / –
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 1,263.0 / 42.7
|
in € million
Share of adjusted EBITDA accounted for by Sustainable Generation Infrastructure in € million/in %0The figures for the previous year have been restated.
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 821.1 / 69.3
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 373.9 / 45.9
|
Change in %
119.6 / –
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 1,539,7 / 52.0
|
in € million
Share of adjusted EBITDA accounted for by Other/Consolidation in € million/in %
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 -92.1 / -7.8
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 -53.9 / -6.6
|
Change in %
-70.9 / –
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 -187.4 / -6.3
|
in € million
EBITDA
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 1,351.2
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 810.3
|
Change in %
66.8
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 2,803.5
|
in € million
Adjusted EBIT
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 801.4
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 445.8
|
Change in %
79.8
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 1,402.9
|
in € million
EBIT
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 967.3
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 441.3
|
Change in %
119.2
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 158.8
|
in € million
Adjusted Group net profit0In relation to the profit/loss attributable to the shareholders of EnBW AG.
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 464.2
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 320.8
|
Change in %
44.7
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 1,203.2
|
in € million
Group net profit/loss0In relation to the profit/loss attributable to the shareholders of EnBW AG.
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 606.3
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 321.1
|
Change in %
88.8
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 363.2
|
in € million
Earnings per share from Group net profit (€)0In relation to the profit/loss attributable to the shareholders of EnBW AG.
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 2.24
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 1.19
|
Change in %
88.8
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 1.34
|
in € million
Retained cash flow
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 883.3
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 724.6
|
Change in %
21.9
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 1,783.8
|
in € million
Net cash investment
|
01/01 -
31/03/2022 401.8
|
01/01 -
31/03/2021 374.2
|
Change in %
7.4
|
01/01 -
31/12/2021 2,471.2
|
€ million
|
31/03/2022
|
31/12/2021
|
Change in %
|
---|---|---|---|
€ million
Net debt
|
31/03/2022
8,744.7
|
31/12/2021
8,786.1
|
Change in %
-0.5
|
31/03/2022
|
31/03/2021
|
Change in %
|
31/12/2021
|
|
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Employees0Number of employees excluding apprentices/trainees and inactive employees. 0The number of empolyees for the ITOs (ONTRAS Gastransport GmbH, terranets bw GmbH und TransnetBW GmbH) is only updated at the end of the year; for intervals of less than a year, the number of employees from 31/12/2021 is carried forward.
|
31/03/2022
26,268
|
31/03/2021
24,828
|
Change in %
5.8
|
31/12/2021
26,064
|
Employee equivalents0Converted into full-time equivalents.
|
31/03/2022
24,663
|
31/03/2021
23,290
|
Change in %
5.9
|
31/12/2021
24,519
|