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.
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.
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.
In 2022, the ENGIE Group acquired ownership of a biogas plant, which it successfully renovated and transformed into an efficient […]
The pilot project for the construction of the ENGIE Group’s battery storage facility in Velika Ida was completed and commissioned […]
In line with our decarbonisation goal to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2045, the ENGIE Group has installed 6 photovoltaic […]
Interview with Ing. Róbert Ruňanin, Sales Director ENGIE Services, for SAFM GUIDE 2023 In addition to the technical facility management […]
ENGIE, according to the latest Market Outlook report from BlombergNEF, is valued as a top developer, selling clean energy under […]
We invite you to the EnergyCamp 2023 conference (20 – 21 April 2023), which will be held again this year […]
In January, the construction of a photovoltaic power plant with an output of 450 kWp was completed in the area […]