EnBW Supervisory Board reappoints Peter Heydecker as COO Generation and Trading
Karlsruhe. At its meeting on Wednesday (July 8, 2026), the Supervisory Board of EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG decided to reappoint Peter Heydecker for a five-year term as member of the Board of Management. Effective May 1, 2024, Peter Heydecker joined the Board as the member responsible for the Sustainable Generation Infrastructure segment. He took over the segment directly from Georg Stamatelopoulos, who had been named CEO. His current contract, which runs until April 30, 2027, will be extended by five years from May 1, 2027 to April 30, 2032.
Lutz Feldmann, Chairman of the EnBW Supervisory Board: “We are very pleased to be continuing our good and trusting collaboration with Peter Heydecker through his reappointment. The ongoing transformation of the generation portfolio towards a climate-neutral energy supply is a major challenge that calls for ambition and foresight. In this decisive phase, the Supervisory Board is opting for continuity at the top of the Generation and Trading segment with Peter Heydecker.”
The Sustainable Generation Infrastructure segment comprises all market-related activities concerning generation and trading as well as growth areas specifically in the field of renewable energy. The segment includes renewable and conventional generation, the decommissioning of nuclear facilities, trading, storage technologies, the areas of Technical Control, Waste Management/Environmental Services, Geothermal Energy and District Heating.
About EnBW
With around 31,500 employees, EnBW is one of the largest energy companies in Germany and Europe. Supplying energy to some 5.5 million customers, EnBW is active across all stages of the value chain, from generation and trading to grid operation and the sale of electricity, heat and gas. As part of its transformation from a traditional energy utility into a sustainable infrastructure partner, EnBW is focusing its growth strategy and investments on expanding the distribution and transmission grids for electricity, gas and hydrogen as well as on the further expansion of renewable energies. EnBW plans to invest up to €50 billion by 2030, around 85 percent of which in Germany. By then, around 80 percent of EnBW’s generation portfolio is to consist of renewable energies. These are key milestones on the company’s path to achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations by 2040.
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