On January 1, 2016, Uniper began its journey as an independent energy company. Over the past decade, the company has taken responsibility in a rapidly changing global environment, navigating crises while actively driving the transformation of the energy system.

In 2021, Uniper initiated its phased exit from coal, marking a decisive step toward a lower-carbon future. During the energy crisis of 2022, Uniper delivered Germany’s first LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven in record time, significantly strengthening security of supply. In 2023, the company launched a new strategy focused on growth, operational excellence, and transformation.

Uniper’s mission remains clear: to secure reliable and competitive energy supply while enabling the transition to a sustainable energy system. This is supported by:

• approx. 18.5 GW of generation capacity and around 82 TWh of storage capacity
• long-term gas and LNG contracts enhancing system resilience
• investments in decarbonization projects, including the Happurg pumped storage plant, Energy Park Bad Lauchstädt, and the ammonia cracking demonstration plant in Gelsenkirchen-Scholven