Lützerath: How powerful is Germany's energy giant RWE?

In Lützerath, a good 50 kilometers north-west of Cologne, something is about to happen that no longer seemed appropriate at the time: the mining of lignite for energy generation.

This dismantling is being organized and run economically by a group that until recently was one of the worst that the German corporate world has to offer: RWE AG.

However, under its new boss,

(49), and in view of the energy crisis in Germany after the outbreak of the Ukraine war, the company from Essen has developed into a real power factor in top politics in record time.

What goals is Markus Krebber pursuing with RWE?

And what role does the expansion of renewable energies play in this?

In this podcast, Kirsten Bialdiga, manager magazin's energy expert, provides information about this in an interview with editor-in-chief Sven Clausen.

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