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27/07/2017

NewsAccess to energy for 2 million more people by 2020 thanks to three new investments by ENGIE Rassembleurs d’Energies

  • Environmental and Social Responsibility

With ENGIE Rassembleurs d’Energies making three new investments in Latin America, India, and Cambodia, nearly 2 million people will have access to clean, sustainable energy by 2020.

24/07/2017

NewsWe acquire a supply contract with Efteling, Netherlands largest theme park

  • Agreement

7/11/2017 – Our Group has acquired the contract for the supply of energy to Efteling; the largest theme park in the Netherlands and one of the largest in Europe. The contract is for a period of three years: 2018 to 2020.

20/07/2017

NewsDecision of the French Conseil d’Etat on regulated tariffs for the sale of natural gas Decision of the French Conseil d’Etat on regulated tariffs for the sale of natural gas

  • Regulated tariffs

7/19/2017 - The French Conseil d’Etat has decided today to annul the Decree of 16 May 2013, about regulated tariffs for the sale of natural gas.

20/07/2017

NewsA look back at the Prospective Day on “Sharing Economy and Uberization, reinventing our Business Models” A look back at the Prospective Day on “Sharing Economy and Uberization, reinventing our Business Models”

  • Uberization

On 6 July 2017, 185 participants from 23 BUs attended the prospective day on the sharing economy and uberization in Paris. The programme was part of U.camp, our first ephemeral campus organized by ENGIE University.

18/07/2017

NewsIsabelle Kocher showcases our ambitions in China

  • China

During a visit to Beijing on July 11-12, Isabelle Kocher announced that our Group would be investing 1 billion Euro in China in the green energy sector during the coming years.

18/07/2017

NewsENGIE and Heliatek innovate to enjoy more of the sun during the whole summer

  • Solar energy

ENGIE Laborelec's buildings in Linkebeek have been covered with an organic photovoltaic film made by German company Heliatek. The film is built right in to the front facade and glazed surfaces of ENGIE Laborelec's buildings, making it possible to test new solar energy-related technological systems.