Petrus Schipper

Statkraft Trading GmbH is a German company that aims to shape the energy landscape sustainably from planning to implementation. The company is based in Dusseldorf, Germany. The company is the largest producer of renewable energy in Europe and offer green electricity solutions and services for energy producers, consumers, and suppliers. The company participates in the carbon and renewable energy markets. Statkraft Trading is ultimately controlled by the Government of Norway. The CEOs of the company are Petrus Schipper, Poppinga Carsten, Stefan-Jörg Göbel.

Statkraft Trading GmbH is a German company that aims to shape the energy landscape sustainably from planning to implementation. The company is based in Dusseldorf, Germany. The company is the largest producer of renewable energy in Europe and offer green electricity solutions and services for energy producers, consumers, and suppliers. The company participates in the carbon and renewable energy markets. Statkraft Trading is ultimately controlled by the Government of Norway. The CEOs of the company are Petrus Schipper, Poppinga Carsten, Stefan-Jörg Göbel.

Statkraft Markets GmbH is a German company that entered Nepal in 1993 to develop the Khimti hydropower plant, which is owned by its subsidiary, Himal Power Ltd (HPL). The company is based in Dusseldorf, Germany. The company is ultimately controlled by the Government of Norway. The CEOs are Poppinga Carsten, Petrus Schipper, Roland Harting. The company was founded in 1999.

Statkraft Markets GmbH is a German company that entered Nepal in 1993 to develop the Khimti hydropower plant, which is owned by its subsidiary, Himal Power Ltd (HPL). The company is based in Dusseldorf, Germany. The company is ultimately controlled by the Government of Norway. The CEOs are Poppinga Carsten, Petrus Schipper, Roland Harting. The company was founded in 1999.