ENBW

ENBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, commonly known as EnBW, is a German energy company based in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg. It operates across the energy value chain, including electricity generation, transmission and distribution, natural gas supply, energy trading, and retail services. The generation portfolio combines conventional power plants with a growing share of renewable energy projects, such as wind and solar.

EnBW also manages grid operations through its network subsidiaries and engages in power and gas trading and energy services for consumers and businesses. The company serves customers in Germany and other European markets and maintains a diversified asset base across generation, networks, and services.

Ownership and governance: The state of Baden-Württemberg is a significant shareholder, and the company has a diverse investor base that includes municipal utilities and private investors. It is structured as an Aktiengesellschaft with activities primarily in Germany and selected European markets, operating as a multi-utility provider.

Strategic focus: In line with Germany's Energiewende, EnBW has expanded renewable generation, grid infrastructure, and energy efficiency services, while maintaining traditional energy supply operations. The company also pursues international partnerships and investments in modern energy technologies and scalable energy solutions.

History: EnBW arose from the restructuring of regional utilities in Baden-Württemberg in the late 20th century and has since evolved into a multi-utility company focused on sustainable energy and networks. It continues to adapt to regulatory changes and market dynamics in the European energy sector.