RWE, the third-largest producer of green electricity in the USA, discusses the impact of political changes, particularly Donald Trump's return to office, on its renewable energy business. Despite potential uncertainties, RWE remains confident in the growth of renewables driven by economic expansion and tech companies' demand for green electricity. The company acknowledges the need for caution amidst possible trade policy shifts, leading to a temporary halt in certain investments. Concerns over supply chain disruptions due to tariffs prompt RWE to proactively reorganize operations. The discussion extends to Germany's upcoming elections and the energy transition challenges. RWE emphasizes the need for a more economically viable approach, advocating for market-based systems and reduced over-regulation in the energy sector. Highlighting the inefficiencies of strict regulations, the company emphasizes the importance of focusing on cost-effective decarbonization. Additionally, RWE points out the burden of excessive bureaucracy and calls for a streamlined approach to sustainability reporting. Addressing the broader energy landscape, the company also highlights the importance of grid fees and calls for potential reforms in Germany. RWE stresses the significance of ensuring grid fees are structured efficiently to support the expansion of electricity grids. The discussion reflects RWE's strategic positioning amidst evolving political and regulatory landscapes, emphasizing the company's commitment to sustainable growth and shareholder value.