Uniper has completed the sale of its North American power portfolio, which included various agreements and deals across key regional power markets like ERCOT, WEST, and CENTRAL. This divestment was part of the structural remedies mandated by the EU Commission to ensure Uniper's viability and decarbonization. The company is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 and increasing its zero-carbon power generating capacity significantly by the early 2030s. To reach these goals, Uniper is transforming its power plants, investing in flexible power units, and expanding its renewable energy operations, including hydropower, solar, and wind. Additionally, Uniper is focusing on transitioning to green gases such as hydrogen and biomethane for a sustainable future. The recent sale of the Gönyű gas-fired power plant in Hungary to Veolia further signifies Uniper's dedication to its sustainability objectives. Through these strategic initiatives, Uniper is actively working towards a greener and more environmentally friendly energy sector.