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news.bloombergtax.com | Eyk Henning |Eva Brendel
Uniper SE’s labor representatives are ramping up the pressure on the German government to decide against an outright sale and instead list the utility on the stock market. “We understand that there are again candidates expressing interest in a takeover of Uniper,” Harald Seegatz, head of Uniper’s workers council, told Bloomberg News in an emailed statement.
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1 day ago | 
financialpost.com | Eyk Henning |Eva Brendel
Article content(Bloomberg) — Uniper SE’s labor representatives are ramping up the pressure on the German government to decide against an outright sale and instead list the utility on the stock market. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle content“We understand that there are again candidates expressing interest in a takeover of Uniper,” Harald Seegatz, head of Uniper’s workers council, told Bloomberg News in an emailed statement.
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1 day ago | 
bloomberg.com | Eyk Henning |Eva Brendel
Signage for Uniper SE outside the company's Kirchmoeser natural gas power plant in Brandenburg, Germany, on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022. Germany will nationalize Uniper in a historic move to rescue the country's largest gas importer and avert a collapse of the energy sector in Europe's biggest economy.
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1 day ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Eyk Henning |Eva Brendel
Uniper SE’s labor representatives are ramping up the pressure on the German government to decide against an outright sale and instead list the utility on the stock market. “We understand that there are again candidates expressing interest in a takeover of Uniper,” Harald Seegatz, head of Uniper’s workers council, told Bloomberg News in an emailed statement.
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4 days ago | 
insurancejournal.com | Eva Brendel
After spending about $380 billion over the past decade to nearly double wind power capacity in Europe, utilities are now turning to an obscure and little-known market to protect themselves against a prolonged bout of calm weather. The wind drought is a reminder that no matter how much you build, actual generation will always be dictated by how much it blows.
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1 week ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Eva Brendel
After spending about $380 billion over the past decade to nearly double wind power capacity in Europe, utilities are now turning to an obscure and little-known market to protect themselves against a prolonged bout of calm weather. The wind drought is a reminder that no matter how much you build, actual generation will always be dictated by how much it blows.
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1 week ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Eva Brendel
After spending about $380 billion over the past decade to nearly double wind power capacity in Europe, utilities are now turning to an obscure and little-known market to protect themselves against a prolonged bout of calm weather. The wind drought is a reminder that no matter how much you build, actual generation will always be dictated by how much it blows.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberglinea.com.br | Eva Brendel |Liesa Johannssen
Bloomberg — Depois de gastar cerca de US$ 380 bilhões na última década para quase dobrar a capacidade de geração de energia eólica na Europa, empresas de serviços públicos que atuam no continente agora recorrem a um mercado obscuro e pouco conhecido para se protegerem contra um período prolongado de tempo calmo.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Eva Brendel
Um die Windkraftkapazität in Europa zu verdoppeln, haben Energieversorger in den letzten Jahren rund 335 Milliarden Euro investiert. Angesichts der anhaltenden Windflaute wenden sie sich nun zu ihrer eigenen Absicherung einem wenig bekannten Markt zu. Nach Angaben des Climate Change Institute der University of Maine verzeichneten die Windgeschwindigkeiten in Europa von Februar bis April wahrscheinlich den stärksten Rückgang gegenüber dem langjährigen Durchschnitt seit 1940.
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1 week ago | 
financialpost.com | Eva Brendel
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1After spending about $380 billion over the past decade to nearly double wind power capacity in Europe, utilities are now turning to an obscure and little-known market to protect themselves against a prolonged bout of calm weather.
