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Germany鈥檚 third largest utility EnBW hopes investments in wind power and digital services will help it shed the image of a climate-damaging coal and nuclear company, reports Richard Fuchs for broadcaster Deutschlandradio. EnBW is using new management ideas to create a start-up culture, in what amounts to 鈥渟hock therapy鈥� for a rather traditional and sedate company with 20,000 employees, which is 90 percent publicly owned.  But despite strong investments in offshore wind parks, EnBW鈥檚 renewables share is only 13.8 percent, much of which is generated in old hydropower stations. Activists claim EnBW鈥檚 new strategic direction consists mainly of 鈥榞reenwashing鈥�, reports Fuchs.

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