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Shell Energy Deutschland: Robert Hedwig wird neuer Vorsitzender der Geschäftsführung

Hamburg – Wechsel an der Spitze der Shell Energy Deutschland GmbH (SEDG): Robert Hedwig übernimmt zum 1. April 2026 den Vorsitz der Geschäftsführung. Er folgt auf Sonja Müller-Dib, die das Unternehmen auf eigenen Wunsch verlässt und eine neue berufliche Aufgabe außerhalb der Shell Gruppe übernimmt.

Robert Hedwig

Der 1980 geborene Wirtschaftswissenschaftler verfügt über mehr als zwei Jahrzehnte Erfahrung in Shell. Robert Hedwig begann seine Laufbahn 2003 in Hamburg als Finanzanalyst und übernahm in den Folgejahren verschiedene nationale und internationale Fach- und Führungspositionen im Finanzbereich, unter anderem im Marinegeschäft, bei Shell Energy und zuletzt für das globale Supply-, Wholesale- und Operations-Geschäft. Seit 2021 ist Hedwig bereits zweiter Geschäftsführer der Shell Energy Deutschland GmbH.

Mit der Übernahme des Vorsitzes der Geschäftsführung wird Hedwig künftig die operative Exzellenz und strategische Weiterentwicklung der Energieaktivitäten von Shell in Deutschland weiter vorantreiben – mit Fokus auf Gas und Strom, aber auch Biomethan und innovative Energieprodukte für Industrie- und Kommunalkunden.

Robert Hedwig: „Ich freue mich sehr auf die neue Aufgabe und darauf, gemeinsam mit unseren Kunden sowie unserem engagierten Team die Energieversorgung in Deutschland zuverlässig, wettbewerbsfähig und zunehmend CO₂-ärmer zu gestalten.“

Shell dankt Sonja Müller-Dib ausdrücklich für ihre erfolgreiche Arbeit und ihren großen Beitrag zum Wachstum und zur Transformation der Shell in Deutschland in den vergangenen Jahren in Zeiten von starkem Wandel. Felix Faber, Vorsitzender der Geschäftsführung Shell Deutschland: “Wir bedauern sehr, dass Sonja Müller-Dib uns bald verlassen wird. Für ihren nächsten Schritt wünschen wir ihr alles Gute und viel Erfolg.”

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