Uniper has concluded the sale of its North American portfolio, which encompassed power purchase agreements, sales contracts, and energy management deals in significant regional power markets such as ERCOT, WEST, and CENTRAL. This divestment aligns with the EU Commission's conditions under state aid law and is one of the structural remedies mandated following the EU's approval of a stabilisation package for Uniper. The company is required to divest assets in various regions by the end of 2026 and can only undertake essential acquisitions to ensure its viability or support decarbonisation efforts until then. Uniper has set ambitious sustainability goals, aiming for complete carbon neutrality by 2040 and 80% zero-carbon power generation capacity by the early 2030s. To achieve these targets, Uniper is focusing on transforming its power plants, investing in flexible power-generating units, expanding its renewable energy portfolio with hydropower, solar, and wind projects, and incorporating green gases like hydrogen and biomethane into its operations for a sustainable future. In line with its commitment to sustainable practices, Uniper recently sold its 428MW Gönyű gas-fired power plant in Hungary to Veolia, a move that emphasizes the company's shift towards renewable energy sources. This transaction involved transferring ownership of the plant to Veolia Invest Hungary, showcasing Uniper's dedication to decarbonization and aligning with its long-term strategy for a greener energy mix.