RWE AG
RWE.SW
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- RWE AG (RWE.SW), headquartered in Essen, Germany and founded in 1898, generates and trades electricity from renewable and conventional sources worldwide. The company operates across Asia-Pacific, Europe and the United States, focusing on offshore wind, onshore wind and solar, hydro, biomass and gas-fired power generation, as well as energy storage and supply & trading activities; its subsidiaries include RWE Renewables Europe & Australia GmbH, RWE Offshore Wind GmbH, RWE Clean Energy LLC, RWE Generation SE, RWE Power AG and RWE Supply & Trading GmbH. RWE offers engineering and project management services through RWE Technology International for industrial and commercial clients, encompassing plant construction, modernization and renewable energy integration; it also provides green electricity contracts, emissions trading and flexible power solutions to support energy security and the transition to net zero emissions by 2040. In September 2025, RWE formed a strategic partnership with Apollo Global Management, creating a joint venture for its 25.1% stake in German transmission system operator Amprion, with Apollo providing €3.2 billion in equity to fund grid expansion investments over the next decade while RWE retains operational control. The transaction closed successfully on 26 November 2025, aligning with RWE's strategy to expand renewables, batteries and flexible generation while optimizing capital for core power generation and trading. Recent developments include plans for its largest UK battery energy storage facility announced on 1 December 2025, alongside ongoing heavy investments in hydrogen technology, offshore wind growth—where it ranks as the world's number two—and international renewables portfolio expansion.