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The tough times Germany鈥檚 utilities have gone through as a result of the energy transition are coming to an end, with investor confidence in takeovers and rising power prices pushing stocks up, Susanne Schier writes for Handelsblatt. 鈥淭he Fukushima nuclear disaster and Germany鈥檚 Energiewende hit the utilities鈥� business model hard,鈥� she writes, but things are looking up for heavyweights RWE and E.ON, as well as their spin-offs Uniper and innogy. In terms of profits, E.ON and RWE still 鈥渁re the most indebted鈥� companies on Germany鈥檚 stock market index DAX, but selling more shares in their subsidiaries could ease their predicament, she says.

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