ENDEL, the SHEM and TRACTEBEL are three key players in France in the field of hydroelectricity. United under the ENGIE banner, they have developed a joint offer to provide solutions to all the potential problems faced by small hydro producers in the southwest of France in terms of hydropower facilities, from design to implementation and including maintenance, operation, short and long-term management and modernisation.

Deeply rooted in the region with more than 100 years of experience and committed to sustainable development, the three subsidiaries of the Group work closely together to guarantee reactivity, efficiency and innovative techniques for their customers, improving their production and optimising their equipment. Together, ENDEL, the SHEM and TRACTEBEL have created the Group’s first centre of hydropower expertise in the southwest.

The offer is being officially rolled out as of 28 June, on the occasion of the France Hydro Electricité congress held in Toulouse. The SHEM invited TRACTEBEL and ENDEL to its stand. The offer will also be deployed at the 1^st Mountain Business Summit, which takes place in Tarbes from 5 to 8 July. To formalise their new commercial offer, ENDEL, the SHEM and TRACTEBEL have developed a brochure aimed at small independent producers, local authorities and their industrial partners.

The collaboration is an excellent example of the strength of our Group, as well as its ability to harness energies and capitalise on the complementary nature of its activities to create new offers, provide new services and win over new customers.

We wish this new alliance every success!

ENDEL

ENDEL’s 6,000 employees already work with 2,500 industrial customers at 140 different locations, securing a turnover of 700 million euros. ENDEL provides expertise in feasibility studies and design, construction and installation, manufacturing, logistical supply, transfer and dismantling, operational support and maintenance and testing and commissioning, targeting the small hydro market.

The SHEM

France’s 3^rd largest hydropower producer with 783 MW installed and 320 employees, the SHEM operates and maintains 100-year-old installations ranging from 80 KW to 120 MW. A specialist in medium to high head, the SHEM has elaborated the tools and organisation required to operate its sites. In today’s changing context of hydroelectricity, the SHEM places its expertise at the service of independent players.

TRACTEBEL

With six sites in France, 600 ongoing hydro projects in 80 countries, 700 employees and more than 100 years of experience providing high-level engineering services for the design, construction and operation of large-scale hydro infrastructure, TRACTEBEL offers its multidisciplinary expertise for small hydro projects.