Energie: Uniper verlängert Vertrag von Vorstandschef Lewis um fünf Jahre
Kontinuität an der Unternehmensspitze: Michael Lewis führt Uniper seit 2023. Nun hat ihn der Aufsichtsrat des Energiekonzerns bis 2031 zum Vorstandschef bestellt.
Düsseldorf - Uniper's CEO Michael Lewis has been given a five-year extension to his contract, according to the company's announcement on Thursday. The supervisory board has decided to retain Lewis as the company's chief executive officer until the end of October 2031. Lewis, who has been leading the Düsseldorf-based energy conglomerate since 2023, stated that the decision aims to ensure continuity at the helm during a critical period of strategic decision-making.
In 2022, the German government took control of Uniper to prevent a potential collapse during the energy crisis. The EU Commission imposed a condition that the government must reduce its stake to a maximum of 25 percent plus one share by the end of 2028. Currently, the government is evaluating various options for achieving this reduction, including a sale or an initial public offering.
Lewis has consistently advocated for Uniper's independence. Additionally, the company believes that postponing the implementation of methane regulation is insufficient.
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