Turbulence and change
Eneco is leading the way in the energy transition, following our One Planet Plan to achieve climate-neutrality by 2035: not only for our own activities, but also for the energy that we supply to our customers. We help our customers in their sustainability efforts, we want to produce more sustainable energy, and we strive for balance and optimisation in the energy system. We operate in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the UK.
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Introduction
Turbulent year, solid results
It has been a period of turbulence and change, both for our customers and for ourselves. In this foreword, I reflect in particular on the impact of the energy crisis and the momentum for the energy transition. For this once, we report on an extended financial year, covering the whole of 2022 and the first three months of 2023. On balance, it was a year with solid results
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Interviews
Here we present a number of in-depth interviews that provide transparent insights into our business processes. How do we deal with our customers who are directly experiencing the consequences of high energy prices? How do we make the energy transition digital and what is involved in winning a tender for an offshore wind farm? Three interesting interviews!
Overview of the main results
Amounts in million euros
- All data under ‘12m Mar 2023’ are pro forma. They have not been audited.
- These key figures cover the reporting period from 1 January to 31 December 2022 to reduce estimations in the figures and to enable alignment with mandatory reporting on this matter.
- Cash flow reclassified from ‘Cash flow from operating activities’ in 2021 to ‘Cash flow from investing activities’ in the period ended 31 March 2023 to align with income statement.
- ROACE for the reporting period is defined as the ratio between (EBIT plus Profit from JVs & Associates less corporate income tax) and the average of (fixed assets plus net working capital less non-current non-interest-bearing debt at the balance sheet dates).
- These ratios are only measured and compared on a 12-months period.
- The Interest Coverage Ratio is the ratio of the operational result (EBIT) divided by the Financial Expenses.
Energy numbers
Every day, every moment, your energy comes from somewhere. We show here how we achieve that. Energy expressed in the most current figures about our energy sources, production capacity, and actual production.
