RheinEnergie AG

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Its role Owner

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RheinEnergie AG is a regional utility based in Cologne, Germany, supplying electricity, natural gas, drinking water, and district heating to residential, commercial, and industrial customers in Cologne and the wider Rhineland. The company operates generation assets, including combined heat and power plants, and invests in renewable energy such as solar and wind. It also develops and manages energy infrastructure and related services, including metering and efficiency solutions.

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For industrial clients, including those in the chemical sector, RheinEnergie provides energy contracting, on-site and off-site power and heat solutions, and decarbonization services aimed at reducing emissions and improving energy reliability. The utility partners on projects ranging from photovoltaic installations to heat supply and grid connections, aligning regional energy supply with climate and sustainability goals.

The project RheinEnergie is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving RheinEnergie, of which one is active.

Infineum RheinEnergie Köln 18 MW Urban PV System
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Under Construction
Where
Germany
Partners
Infinium

RheinEnergie in chemical industry news

20 February 2026
Deutsche Infineum Develops Major Urban PV System in Germany

An 18MW PV system in Cologne will produce 18M kWh annually, aiding decarbonization and supporting local climate goals by 2027.

19 February 2026
Infineum and RheinEnergie to Build Major Inner-City Solar Project in Cologne

An 18-megawatt solar installation in Cologne will generate 18 million kWh annually, aiding decarbonization and supporting local climate goals. Completion is set for 2027.

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