Germany invites non-binding offers for nationalized energy firm Uniper by Sept. 21 to reduce state ownership below 25% by 2028, prioritizing the company's integrated structure for energy security.
Uniper plans to sell or lease ten European sites formerly used for fossil-fuel power plants to meet surging AI data center demand. Additionally, the utility reported faster gas-storage refilling rates
Uniper workers protest a potential sale of the German utility, advocating for a public listing over privatization. Germany's ongoing privatization process may lead to Europe's largest utility transact
German energy firm Uniper signed a preliminary agreement to secure 2 million tonnes annually of LNG from Canada's Ksi Lisims project, with production starting around 2032. This move aims to diversify
Uniper executive warns LNG prices may rise further due to Iran-related supply disruptions, with Asian prices up 75% to $18.20/mmBtu, though new projects in 2027-2028 could stabilize the market long-te
Potential buyers including Canada's CPPIB and Czech EPH are expected to express interest in acquiring German energy group Uniper in a deal potentially valued over €10 billion, with offers due by June
Uniper CEO warns Germany risks a gas shortage next winter as storage levels lag at 30.64%, citing high prices linked to geopolitical tensions. He advocates for regulatory incentives to accelerate stor
Germany's finance ministry initiated a sale process for energy firm Uniper to reduce its stake to 25% plus one share by year-end, with interested parties contacting officials by June 12.
German authorities may initiate the sale of state-owned energy firm Uniper by summer following the collapse of a planned merger with peer SEFE, ending months of uncertainty over the companies' future
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