Corporate in brief - Power & Renewables
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- Eni completes deconsolidation of Plenitude
- TotalEnergies' Strategy and Outlook 2026
- Equinor bolsters US power integration with CCGT plant purchase
- NextEra translates large-load opportunity into tangible projects
- Ørsted confirms dividend reinstatement alongside solid Q2 2026 results
- RWE delivers strong H1 2026 results, raises guidance and grows earnings visibility
- TotalEnergies acquires Shell’s onshore renewables business and sells down European asset package
- EnBW reports resilient H1 2026 results underpinned by grids
- RWE relinquishes three US offshore wind leases
- Vattenfall wins Danish offshore wind tender
- EDF reports H1 results and downgrades full-year earnings guidance
- Enel’s delivers solid growth in H1 2026 and upgrades full-year profit outlook
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Plenitude cash, capex and debtRWE H1 2026 adj. EBITDA
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Benchmarking: wind and solar installed capacitySSE Financial OutlookRWE Q1 2026 adj. EBITDAEnBW capital investment plan 2024-2030RWE capital allocation 2026-312026-2031 earnings guidanceEnel Capital Investment Plan 2026-2028
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