MVV Energie Investments totalling more than €500 m channelled into heat transition, electricity transition and green customer solutions

(Oilandgaspress) MVV Energie AG posted  solid financial results despite operating in a challenging environment. Although lower wholesale prices meant that MVV’s adjusted sales of Euro 6.1 billion for the 2025 financial year (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025) fell short of the previous year (Euro 7.2 billion), the company achieved adjusted EBIT of Euro 360 million. Adjusted net income after minority interests stood at Euro 171 million in the year under report and thus fell Euro 62 million short of the previous year’s figure. A dividend of Euro 1.30 per share, corresponding to an increase of 5 cents per share compared with the previous year, will be proposed for approval by the Annual General Meeting in March 2026.

Turning to the current financial year already underway, MVV expects above all to generate lower earnings contributions in its trading business and its Generation and Grids business fields. Moreover, the company continues to feel the effects of customers’ reluctance to invest. Overall, MVV therefore expects to generate adjusted EBIT of between Euro 200 million and Euro 240 million in the 2026 financial year.


In October, MVV Energie announced its plan to build what could be the most powerful heat pump modules ever. Two units, each with a capacity of 82.5 megawatts.

That’s enough to supply around 40,000 homes, in total, via a district heating system. MVV Energie aims to build the system on the site of a coal power plant that is converting to cleaner technologies.


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