I have a to do-list for Vattenfall, which pretty much means rolling back all their idiocy.

• Sell the coal mines and coal power stations in Germany and Poland.

• Stop the €10 billion aquisition of Dutch fossil fuel utility Nuon.

• Use all the money to reduce Vattenfalls €15 billion debt.

• Buy hydro, wind and nuclear facilities in Sweden, Norway and Finland, as well as construct new ones.

• Be a price leader in pushing down power prices in the Swedish market.

• If there are no profitable project to be found, send the surplus cash as a special dividend to the government.

Even further, it's not clear if they want to take part in the new British nuclear projects (kinda ok with me) or buying the old shitty UK gas nukes from EdF (terribly stupid).

So, who to blame. The management of Vattenfall obviously, but also the extremely weak owner, the Swedish state, both during the current government but especially during the former soc-dem government who were happy as long as the dividends rolled in.

Also, today the CEO of Vattenfall published an Op-ed in Sweden's no.1 paper where he claims:

1. Vattenfall is in a crisis of trust.
   
2. There have been issues with nuclear safety.
   
3. They still consider selling the grid.