Germany's Rheinenergie Group Plans Major US Investment Under $40 Billion Investment Plan

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Rhein Group, a German energy company, plans to make significant investments in the United States over the next five years to boost profits and shareholder returns.

On Thursday, Rhein Group announced that by the end of 2031, it will invest €35 billion ($40.49 billion), nearly half of which will be allocated to power generation operations in the U.S.

The €17 billion dedicated to the U.S. will be used for wind and solar power plants, battery storage facilities, and flexible power assets. Its installed capacity in the U.S. will increase from the current 13 GW to 22 GW by 2031.

Rhein Group shared this updated plan when releasing its 2025 performance results.

The company stated that it hopes these investments will drive an average annual growth of 12% in adjusted earnings per share (EPS) by the end of 2031. It expects adjusted EPS to rise from €2.48, announced along with its 2025 results on Thursday, to €4.40.

The growth in earnings is expected to boost dividends, with the company’s goal to increase the dividend from €1.20 per share reported in 2025 by 10% annually.

Rhein Group noted that its 2025 performance reached its upper limit, with adjusted EBITDA of €5.1 billion and adjusted net profit of €1.8 billion.

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