Slump in gas prices propels Uniper in the first quarter

The German gas company once again jots down plus across items following stooping quarterly gas prices.

Uniper has been propelled by low gas prices in Q1, as the company has been forced to buy electricity on the wholesale market. | Photo: Uniper

by anne filbert, translated by simon øst vejbæk

Things are looking up for German Uniper, as it is finally able to close the books in the horrendous 2022 once and for all.

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