RWE's transition from a coal-heavy company to a leader in renewable energy showcases a strong strategy and execution that remain undervalued in the market, even with a clear exit from coal following its agreement with the German government. The acquisition of ConEd's clean energy business positioned RWE as the fourth-largest renewable energy player in the US, a highly attractive market following the implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act. RWE enjoys significant exposure to European power prices and clean spark spreads, attributed to its substantial share of liberalized renewable capacity and combined-cycle gas turbine plants. Furthermore, the company typically gains from commodity price volatility through its trading operations.