German Energy Faces Turbulence as CEOs Prepare for Deals
In the wake of the break up of the country's two biggest utilities, German utilities are caught up in a wave of deals, promising to shake up the country's energy industry this year.
BY LARS PAULSSON, TINO ANDRESEN AND WEIXIN ZHA, BLOOMBERG
After last year’s unprecedented shakeup, anyone who thought the German energy industry was in for a quieter time 2017 is likely to be disappointed.
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