VEBA

For other uses, see VEBA (disambiguation).

VEBA AG

Former type	Aktiengesellschaft
Industry	Energy, Mining, Telecommunication
Fate	Amalgamation with VIAG
Successor	E.ON
Founded	8. March 1929
Founder	State of Prussia
Defunct	27th. September 2000
Headquarters	Düsseldorf, Germany
Area served	Europe
Key people	Ulrich Hartmann (CEO)
Products	Power, Coal
Revenue	42.48 Billion Euros
Owner	over 600 000
Number of employees	130 000
Divisions	PreussenElektra, VEBA Oel, Degussa Hüls, Stinnes AG, Vebacom, O.tel.o

VEBA AG (originally from Vereinigte Elektrizitäts und Bergwerks Aktiengesellschaft, i.e. "United Electricity and Mining Corporation") was a German energy company. VEBA was founded in 1929 as a holding company owned by the state of Prussia, and was privatized in 1965. VEBA became a part of E.ON in 2000.

E.ON

Divisions and
subsidiaries

Joint ventures and
shareholdings

Current	BBL Company (20%) BKW FMB Energie (20.99%) Deutsche Gesellschaft zum Bau und Betrieb von Endlagern für Abfallstoffe (48%) Deutsche Offshore-Testfeld und Infrastruktur Eesti Gaas (33.66%) Gasum (20%) Gesellschaft für Nuklear-Service (48%) Latvijas Gāze (47.2%) MPX Energia (36.2%) Nord Stream AG (15.5%) Slovenský plynárenský priemysel Uranit (50%)

Former	Horizon Nuclear Power¹ Lietuvos Dujos (38.9%)¹

Places and facilities

Germany

Power stations	Alpha Ventus Offshore Wind Farm² Bexbach Power Station (8.34%) Brokdorf Nuclear Power Plant (80%) Brunsbüttel Nuclear Power Plant (33%) Emsland Nuclear Power Plant (12.5%) Grafenrheinfeld Nuclear Power Plant Grohnde Nuclear Power Plant (83.3%) Großkrotzenburg Power Station Gundremmingen Nuclear Power Plant (25%) Herrenwyk power station³ Heyden Power Station Irsching Power Station Isar Nuclear Power Plant Krümmel Nuclear Power Plant (50%) Rostock Power Station (45.7%) Schkopau Power Station Scholven Power Station Stade Nuclear Power Plant³ (66.7%) Unterweser Nuclear Power Plant³ Westerholt Power Station³ Wilhelmshaven Power Station

Other	Elbe Crossing 1 Elbe Crossing 2 GKK Etzenricht³ MEGAL pipeline (51%) NEL pipeline (10%) Netra (41.7%) OPAL pipeline (20%) Trans Europa Naturgas Pipeline (51%)

United Kingdom

Other

Baltic Cable
BBL Pipeline
EOL Săcele Wind Farm
Nord Stream⁵
Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant (54.5%)
Yuzhno-Russkoye field (25% minus one share)

Predecessors

Other

South German natural gas pipeline

¹Sold
²Owned by Deutsche Offshore-Testfeld und Infrastruktur
³Decommissioned
⁴Proposed
⁵Owned by Nord Stream AG

Category
Commons

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