Neptune Energy is one of the leading energy companies in Germany. With over 135 years of experience, we secure the supply of raw materials for industry and society - responsibly, efficiently and future-oriented. Whether oil and gas production, decommissioning or new energy: we combine reliability with progress - for a sustainable energy future.
We have a clear vision: Today we produce what counts tomorrow.
The future needs three things: a solid foundation, balance and the courage to innovate. We combine all of these in our daily work. As an experienced energy company, we are actively shaping change and creating new opportunities for the world of tomorrow.
How many employees work for us? How has our turnover developed? And what quantities have we produced? In our facts and figures section, you will find all the key figures about our company - transparent, compact and to the point.
In the year 2024
440
million euros turnover
254.000
tonnes of crude oil produced
6,2
terawatt hours of natural gas produced
348
active wells
The energy world is facing fundamental change - and we are boldly leading the way. With our realignment along the three areas of interest Base, Balance and Boost, we are focussing on a holistic business model that secures both our economic strength and a sustainable energy future. In this way, we are adapting our business model to continue to make a positive contribution to the energy future of Germany and Europe.
Gas extraction platform in Lower Saxony's Wadden Sea National Park completely dismantled
The raw materials company Neptune Energy and Deichacht Krummhörn are restoring the natural state of the Leybucht and using material for dyke construction.
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Neptune Energy decommissions 80 wells in the Hamburg area
Neptune Energy has been producing oil and gas in Germany for more than 135 years. Including in the Hamburg-Bergedorf area since the 1930s. Now the last stage in the life…
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Neptune Energy Confirms One of the World's Largest Lithium Resources
New study reveals extensive resources in the Altmark.
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