The new biomass boiler plant will help cut natural gas consumption in half and reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 10,000 metric tons each year
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The new biomass boiler plant will help cut natural gas consumption in half and reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 10,000 metric tons each year
Cogeneration units produce both electricity and heat simultaneously from a single source. Energy that would otherwise go unused in conventional production is utilized directly in our system. The result is greater efficiency without the need for additional inputs.
In 2025, we contributed to accelerating the modernisation of Slovakia’s energy infrastructure. Our investments, worth a total of €18 million, were directed towards the construction of renewable energy sources, modern cogeneration units, photovoltaics and battery storage facilities – with the aim of reducing CO₂ emissions, fossil fuel consumption and increasing energy security for cities and industry.
For ENGIE, decarbonisation is not an abstract goal, but a new standard that brings opportunities. The implementation of low-carbon projects allows to combine environmental, technical and economic benefits and prepares companies and society for a stable and sustainable future.
The new project will bring 50% natural gas savings, significant emission reductions and is a model for the decarbonisation of industry in Slovakia
In the new urban zone in Bratislava, we have installed a heat pump system with a total capacity of 2.5 MW, which will provide efficient heating and cooling for the entire development project.
It requires a combination of analysis, strategy, implementation and long-term operation. Choosing a partner that can deliver end-to-end value for the client – from data to energy solutions with real impact – is key.
On 16 May 2025, we handed over a specially adapted photovoltaic panel to the students of the Secondary Vocational School on Kukucinova Street in Košice, which will serve them as a modern teaching aid.
Energy transformation is inevitable. Hybrid work is increasing demand for cooling, industry is tackling decarbonisation measures and energy prices will not return to pre-crisis levels.