Uniper has ended its Russian gas supply contracts, receiving over €13bn in damages due to volume shortages. This move follows a long legal battle and aligns with Uniper's strategy to diversify its energy portfolio. The company, led by CEO Michael Lewis, is now focusing on global LNG operations and renewables to mitigate losses suffered from Russian gas restrictions. Uniper aims to achieve over 80% zero-carbon power capacity by 2030. The company has invested in a green hydrogen value chain research project in Bad Lauchstädt, featuring a 30 MW electrolysis plant powered by a nearby wind farm. This initiative aims to produce hydrogen for the TOTAL grid in central Germany, emphasizing the use of existing infrastructure for hydrogen transport, reducing investment needs. In addition to this, Uniper has entered into a development partnership for a 600 MW onshore wind power portfolio in Poland, showcasing its commitment to renewable energy projects and the energy transition.