E.On switches to 100% renewables for all 3.3 million residential customers
E.On has ramped up its renewable offering, committing to providing 100% renewable energy to all of its residential customers.
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Npower slumps to loss as innogy seeks closure on ‘unusual’ takeover situation
Innogy said it was seeking closure on the “unusual situation” of being in the middle of the RWE/E.On asset swap, while its npower retail division continued to suffer at the hands of a “persistently poor” UK market.
Centrica and E.On both lament ‘challenging’ UK retail market amidst transformations
Centrica and E.On, two of the UK’s largest energy retailers, have lamented the challenging UK retail market in trading updates issued this morning.
No place for coal as RWE shelves final lignite plans
RWE has shelved plans for a new coal-fired power station in Germany, announcing that new coal-fired units “no longer have a place” in its strategy.
Renewables, networks bolster E.On amidst ‘unrelentingly fierce’ supply market pressures
E.On has reported strong performance from its renewables and networks divisions, but cited “unrelentingly fierce competition” in European supply markets for sliding returns from its solutions arm.
RWE on the ‘home straight’ of establishing renewables powerhouse
Global energy giant RWE is on the “home straight” of its asset swap with E.On and establishing itself as a renewables powerhouse, the company said today.
CMA launches RWE/E.On asset swap probe
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an inquiry into the so-called ‘mega merger’ between RWE and E.On.
RWE achieves ‘major milestones’ as it preps renewables unit for global push
RWE has assembled a team of six industry stalwarts to leads its renewables business ahead of its planned deal with E.On.
RWE 'freezes' 100MW Tilbury Energy Centre as Capacity Market chances crowded out
RWE has ‘frozen’ it’s planned 100MW battery at the proposed Tilbury Energy Centre amidst concerns that the project’s Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) would not be able to secure Capacity Market contracts.