Uniper

Company name
Quick Facts
Type	Public
sector	Energy
Headquarters (Benelux Organization)	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Year of Origin	2016
Emissions (All Scopes)	XXX Megatons of CO2 (2020)
Total Revenue	USD$XXXX billion (2020)
Stock Exchange	Bijv. Tokio, Amsterdam
Key People	Only the executives, Supervisory board in Company Structure
Number of Employees	11.751 (31 dec. 2020)
Subsidiaries	dochterbedrijf 1 dochterbedrijf 2

Uniper SE

Uniper SE was founded in 2016, formed by the separation of E.ON's conventional generation and international energy trading business into a new independent company . After the separation became effective on January 1st 2016, Uniper assumed control of the energy company's fossil fuel and hydro assets and global energy trading activity, while E.ON shifted its focus to renewables, energy networks, and energy efficiency services . The company has around 11,700 employees and is active in over 40 countries .

Uniper (Benelux)

Uniper Benelux N.V., stylized as Uniper, is an energy company with its headquarters in Rotterdam. It's a subsidiary of the German Uniper SE, which is based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Founded in what year? Active in which business? Active in how many countries? Where is its headquarter? How many employees? Size and scope of company? Private/public? Net (balance) worth? Revenue and profit? Key player?

Company Structure

Uniper SE works with two boards: the Management Board and the Supervisory Board. The Management Board consists of four members and represents the company vis-á-vis third parties. They determine and update business objectives, fundamental strategic orientation, corporate policy and group organization . The Management Board is appointed by and reports to the Supervisory Board . Besides supervising and advising the Management Board, the Supervisory Board is directly involved in decisions that are of fundamental importance to the company. The Supervisory Board consists of twelve members, of which six members are elected by the General Meeting of Shareholders and six members are elected by the employees .

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Management Board

Management Board

Name	Function
Klaus-Dieter Maubach	Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Tiina Tuomela	Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
David Bryson	Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Niek den Hollander	Chief Commercial Officer (CCO)

In most cases, no information on remuneration of the management board is made public.

Supervisory Board

Supervisory Board - Shareholder Representatives

Name	Function	Remuneration x1000 EUR
Markus Rauramo	Chairman	210 EUR
Dr. Bernhard Günther	Deputy Chairman	140 EUR
Prof. Dr. Werner Brinker	Member	70 EUR
Judith Buss	Member	140 EUR
Esa Hyvärinen	Member	70 EUR
Nora Steiner-Forsberg	Member	70 EUR

Supervisory Board - Employee Representatives

Name	Function	Remuneration x1000 EUR
Harald Seegatz	Deputy Chairman	140 EUR
Oliver Biniek	Member	105 EUR
Barbara Jagodzinski	Member	105 EUR
Victoria Kulambi	Member	85 EUR
André Muilwijk	Member	105 EUR
Immo Schlepper	Member	70 EUR

Accountant

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Main Activities

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Government

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Paris Agreement to Today

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Financial Results since 2015

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Financial situation

Year	Revenue	Profit	Dividend
2015	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR
2016	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR
2017	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR
2018	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR
2019	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR
2020	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR
2021	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR

Scandals and controversies

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Current Emissions

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Total emissions XXX Megatonnes of CO2 (2020)

Scope 1	Scope 2	Scope 3
XXX Megatonnes of CO2 (2020)	XXX Megatonnes of CO2 (2020)	XXX Megatonnes of CO2 (2020)

Climate Policy and Plans

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Due Diligence

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Conclusion

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