RWE doubles its bottom line in the third quarter

The German energy company has seen significant growth in its core areas in the third quarter of the year.

Michael Müller, CFO of RWE AG. | Photo: Rwe Pr

RWE has seen progress on several areas in the third quarter of the year, with an increased share of renewable energy in particular being highlighted as a highlight for the company, which has, however, seen a slight drop in revenue.

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