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ENGIE: the world’s number one in renewable electricity purchase agreements with businesses

  • ENGIE ranks as the world’s number one supplier of energy for renewable corporate Power Purchase Agreements (cPPAs).
    3.6 GW signed in 2025 in this category, according to BloombergNEF’s annual benchmark review.

  • ENGIE has contracted 13.8 GW of cPPA since 2011, making the Group the global leader for the entire period from 2011 to 2025.

  • Confirmation of the Group’s leadership and the resilience of its renewable energy growth model.

This success has been driven by several major transactions concluded with leading tech players, including Apple, Google and Meta, as well as the ongoing expansion of its B2B customer base. This now includes manufacturing, agrifood, transport and logistics, retail, and business services.


ENGIE, a pioneer in the cPPA market for over a decade, leverages a portfolio of renewable and flexible assets, combining wind, solar and storage solutions, including batteries, to drive its performance and benefits from the Group’s balanced geographical presence. With a strong historical presence in this market in Europe, Latin America, and the United States, ENGIE intends to continue its growth by making cPPA more accessible to a growing number of businesses and exploring new high-potential countries, such as India.


Edouard Neviaski, Executive Vice President in charge of GBU Supply & Energy Management, explains: “ENGIE’s outstanding performance on the cPPA market reflects our clients’ growing interest in securing their long-term energy supplies, even amid a softening market. The continued trust they place in us to support them in their decarbonization efforts is both a strong recognition and a powerful driver for the daily commitment of ENGIE’s teams.”


ENGIE continues to innovate with the development of its 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy renewable electricity supply solution, which exceeds the scope of annual green energy sourcing. This offer matches site consumption hour by hour with generation from dedicated, local renewable and flexible assets. It thus guarantees traceable electricity while contributing to grid resilience.

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AstraZeneca Texas Manufacturing Site

HOUSTON – ENGIE Resources (ENGIE), a subsidiary of ENGIE North America, announced today a nine-year renewable energy supply agreement with AstraZeneca. Under the terms of an agreement that runs through 2034, AstraZeneca will procure renewable solar energy and Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) through ENGIE to support its manufacturing operations in Coppell, Texas.

The retail supply agreement will source from the Tyson Nick Solar Project, a 114MW solar generator that is located 90 miles northeast of Dallas in Lamar County, Texas. This agreement represents a major step toward reducing environmental impact, avoiding an estimated 94,447 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions, the equivalent of eliminating the emissions from burning 105 million pounds of coal. This initiative underscores AstraZeneca’s strong commitment to sustainability and responsible environmental stewardship.

“This joint effort with AstraZeneca exemplifies how leading organizations can align climate ambition with meaningful action,” said Anne-Laure Chassanite, CEO of ENGIE Resources. “We’re proud to deliver renewable energy in support of AstraZeneca’s decarbonization goals—and deeply grateful to the dedicated teams across both organizations whose expertise and collaboration made this agreement possible.”

“By securing renewable energy for our Texas operations, AstraZeneca is proud to lead by example in reducing emissions and building a resilient supply chain,” said Jim Fox, Senior Vice President, Americas Supply Operations at AstraZeneca. “This partnership illustrates how innovative thinking, shared values, and action can accelerate the transition to cleaner energy, benefitting both our business and our communities.”

AstraZeneca represents a strategic customer base for ENGIE. It is one of nineteen global pharmaceutical accounts and is one of the first to have its climate targets verified by the Science-Based Targets Initiative’s Net-Zero Corporate Standard.

“We are privileged to work with an organization so deeply committed to both human health and environmental sustainability,” said Kristine Robak, Key Account Director at ENGIE Resources. “By delivering the benefits of renewable energy, we’re proud to contribute to AstraZeneca’s ambitious growth and sustainability goals as they expand their manufacturing capacity in the U.S.”

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About ENGIE North America
Based in Houston, Texas, ENGIE North America Inc. is a regional hub of ENGIE, a global leader in low-carbon energy and services. ENGIE (ENGI), is listed on the Paris and Brussels Stock Exchanges. Together with our 97,000 employees around the globe, our customers, partners and stakeholders, we are committed to accelerate the transition toward a carbon-neutral world, through reduced energy consumption and more environmentally friendly solutions. Inspired by our purpose (“raison d’être”), we reconcile economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet, building on our key businesses (gas, renewable energy, services) to offer competitive solutions to our customers. In North America, ENGIE helps our clients achieve their energy efficiency, reliability, and ultimately, their sustainability goals, as we work together to shape a sustainable future. We accomplish this through: energy efficiency projects, providing energy supply (including renewables and natural gas), and the development, construction and operation of renewable energy assets (wind, solar, storage and more). For more information on ENGIE North America, please visit our LinkedIn page or Twitter feed, www.linkedin.com/company/engie-north-america-inc and twitter.com/ENGIENorthAm.

Media Contact:
ENGIE North America: Michael Clingan, michael.clingan@external.engie.com, (832) 745 6057

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ENGIE and Meta expand PPA to more than 1.3 GW

Meta will contract 100% of ENGIE’s largest solar project to date, increasing their total collaboration to more than 1.3 GW, supporting the acceleration of digital infrastructure.

Houston – ENGIE North America (ENGIE) announced that it has entered into additional Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Meta that will increase the overall scale of the commercial relationship between the two companies to more than 1.3 GW across four Texas projects.

The announced PPAs include ENGIE’s new 600 MW Swenson Ranch Solar project in Stonewall county, south east of Lubbock, Texas. The project will be the single largest asset in ENGIE’s more than 11 GW operating and in construction portfolio consisting of solar, wind and battery storage assets in North America. Swenson is expected to be operational in 2027, which Meta will purchase 100% of the project’s output to support its data center operations in the United States.

“We are excited to continue the expansion of our relationship with Meta,” said Dave Carroll, CEO and Chief Renewables Officer, ENGIE North America. “Our objective is to bring reliable, cost competitive power to the grid as rapidly as possible, and projects like Swenson demonstrate the importance of solar to meet the timely needs of our customers.”

The $900 million planned investment in Swenson will employ over 350 skilled workers during construction and once complete will generate more than $158 million in tax revenues for the county and the local hospital district over the life of the project.

“We are thrilled to bring an additional 600MW of solar energy to the grid, and expand our partnership with ENGIE to 1.3 GW” said Urvi Parekh, Head of Global Energy at Meta. “Our collaboration with ENGIE enables us to continue matching 100% of our electricity use with clean and renewable energy to support our data center operations.”

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About ENGIE North America
Based in Houston, Texas, ENGIE North America Inc. is a regional hub of ENGIE, a major player in the energy transition, whose purpose is to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. With 98,000 employees in 30 countries, the Group covers the entire energy value chain, from production to infrastructures and sales. ENGIE combines complementary activities: renewable electricity and green gas production, flexibility assets (notably batteries), gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures (heating and cooling networks) and the supply of energy to local authorities and businesses. Every year, ENGIE invests more than $10 billion to drive forward the energy transition and achieve its net zero carbon goal by 2045. ENGIE (ENGI), is listed on the Paris and Brussels Stock Exchanges. For more information on ENGIE in North America, please visit our website at www.engie-na.com or our LinkedIn page.


Media Contacts
ENGIE North America
Michael Clingan, External Relations
Michael.clingan@external.engie.com

 

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2025 Business Energy Census

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Business Energy Census Highlights Rising Prices,
Volatility, and Shifting Strategies

HOUSTON – ENGIE North America (ENGIE), announced today, in collaboration with Energy Research Consulting Group (ERCG), the release of the 2025 North American Business Energy Census. This third annual report offers valuable market insights and opinions from over 100 aggregators, brokers, and consultants (ABCs), representing approximately 760,000 end-use customer locations.

“During uncertain times, our role as a retail energy supplier provides a critical link between supply and demand,” said Anne-Laure Chassanite, chief executive officer at ENGIE Resources. “Through our steadfast commitment to renewable energy and recognizing voice of customer, we navigate market volatility and help assure a sustainable and resilient future.”

Drawing insights from over 100 survey respondents, ENGIE’s Business Energy Census report highlights the evolving energy sector and the growing importance of strategic energy management for organizations of all sizes. Survey participants include a spectrum of energy management advisor roles with a diverse client base across commercial, industrial, and institutional sectors.


The 2025 Business Energy Census identifies several trends that indicate heightened volatility and uncertainty in the energy market, including:

  • Energy’s Strategic Role: A slight shift in priorities, with 10% of respondents reporting that energy had become less strategic among their end-user clients.

  • Forecast of Rising Prices and Volatility: Expectations of increased volatility in natural gas and power prices.

  • Green Premium Acceptance: A softening in demand for renewable energy with price premiums.

  • Strengthening Regulatory Support: Increasing awareness among ABCs regarding the need for more advocacy and efforts to improve regulatory frameworks.

  • Energy’s Impact on Mergers and Acquisitions: Intensification to secure reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy sources, setting the stage for strategic consolidations and investments.

  • Addressing Market Information Challenges: A slight decline in the perception of the availability of quality market information among ABCs.

Based on the 2025 Business Energy Census results, customers and partners can find observations that highlight the evolving complexities and strategic importance of energy management across diverse business sectors. The report underscores the need for agile and forward-thinking strategies to navigate increased volatility and geopolitical tensions and support the development and delivery of green energy solutions for power and gas customers.

As an affiliate of ENGIE North America, ENGIE Resources aims to deliver journey-specific insights from diverse firms across various geographical locations, revenue brackets, and business models.

Based in Boston, ERCG provides business intelligence and consulting services to energy market participants on entry strategies, investment opportunities, and market & policy dynamics. “Energy ABCs have a front row seat to the rapidly changing economic and political environment – and their impacts on end-use customers,” said Young Kim, Principal. “The annual Business Energy Census gives us a powerful tool to analyze year-over-year changes in sentiment. We are proud to partner with ENGIE Resources to keep our fingers on the pulse of the business community.”

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About ENGIE North America

Based in Houston, Texas, ENGIE North America Inc. is a regional hub of ENGIE, a major player in the energy transition, whose purpose is to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. With 98,000 employees in 30 countries, the Group covers the entire energy value chain, from production to infrastructures and sales. ENGIE combines complementary activities: renewable electricity and green gas production, flexibility assets (notably batteries), gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures (heating and cooling networks) and the supply of energy to local authorities and businesses. Every year, ENGIE invests more than $10 billion to drive forward the energy transition and achieve its net zero carbon goal by 2045. ENGIE (ENGI), is listed on the Paris and Brussels Stock Exchanges.

For more information on ENGIE North America, please visit our LinkedIn page or Twitter feed, www.linkedin.com/company/engie-north-america-inc and twitter.com/ENGIENorthAm.

Media Contacts:

ENGIE North America: Michael Clingan, michael.clingan@external.engie.com, (832) 745-6057

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2025 First Quarter Results

Business highlights

  • Robust activity in Renewables & BESS, with 8.5 GW under construction across more than 100 projects at the end of March 2025
  • Acquisition of two hydropower plants in Brazil (612 MW) and a portfolio of Renewable assets in the United Kingdom (157 MW)
  • Award of a new electric substation in Chile
  • Closing of the nuclear transaction in Belgium

Financial performance

  • EBIT excluding nuclear at €3.7bn, an organic increase of 2.1%, mainly driven by Infrastructures and favorable timing effect
  • Cash Flow From Operations1 at €4.0bn in Q1 2025
  • Maintaining a solid balance sheet with an economic net debt/EBITDA ratio down to 3.0x
  • Economic net debt reduced by €1.8bn
  • FY 2025 guidance confirmed with NRIgs2 expected in a range of €4.4-5.0bn

 

For more information on the Q1 Results visit our global page >> https://www.engie.com/en/news/2025-first-quarter-results

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ENGIE teams up with Cipher Mining to power Texas data center

HOUSTON – ENGIE North America (ENGIE) announced it has entered into a preliminary agreement with Cipher Mining Inc. (NASDAQ:CIFR) (“Cipher”) to enter into a power supply agreement to power a Cipher data center in Texas. Once executed, the agreement would allow Cipher to purchase up to 300 megawatts (MW) of clean energy from one of ENGIE’s wind facilities.

The new arrangement would leverage the wind project’s renewable energy generation to power the co-located data center, helping to alleviate an already congested transmission area. This helps offset basis risk and mitigate curtailment challenges especially in regions like West Texas, where wind and solar resources are abundant but often face constraints due to transmission bottlenecks and curtailment.

By pairing the data center with renewable energy, this strategic collaboration supports the use of surplus energy during periods of excess generation, while enhancing grid stability and reliability.
“ENGIE is committed to pursuing innovative solutions that maximize the value of renewable generation and improving cost effectiveness of delivering clean energy supply to our customers,” said David Carroll, Chief Renewables Officer & SVP, ENGIE North America. “We are focused on meeting the growing need for power by our customers as they expand their operations in the U.S. and renewables is an essential part of supplying this increasing demand.”
This agreement continues to reflect ENGIE’s position as one of the leading providers of power purchase agreements globally.

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About ENGIE North America
Based in Houston, Texas, ENGIE North America Inc. is a regional hub of ENGIE, a major player in the energy transition, whose purpose is to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. With 98,000 employees in 30 countries, the Group covers the entire energy value chain, from production to infrastructures and sales. ENGIE combines complementary activities: renewable electricity and green gas production, flexibility assets (notably batteries), gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures (heating and cooling networks) and the supply of energy to local authorities and businesses. Every year, ENGIE invests more than €10 billion to drive forward the energy transition and achieve its net zero carbon goal by 2045. ENGIE (ENGI), is listed on the Paris and Brussels Stock Exchanges. For more information on ENGIE in North America, please visit our website at www.engie-na.com or our LinkedIn page.

Contact:
ENGIE North America
Michael Clingan, External Relations
Michael.clingan@external.engie.com
832-745-6057

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Surging Demand for Power Generation

The United States is experiencing an unprecedented surge in power demand as data center, AI and crypto technologies are expanding. The need for reliable and sustainable energy sources has become more pressing as these facilities require significant amounts of energy at all times. With AI driving innovation and increased energy consumption, it is imperative that the nation continues to invest in clean energy solutions to ensure reliability and to meet the unprecedented growing demand. The result of this investment is jobs across the chain for the industry, economic development in the communities we serve, and much needed upgrades to our infrastructure.

The Growth of Clean Energy

Driven by the near-term demand for inexpensive and available generation sources, clean energy is growing in the United States. Renewables now account for nearly 25% of the energy mix in the United States, a figure that continues to rise as investments pour into the sector. The pace of renewable capacity installations is forecasted to double between 2024 and 2030. 1

Solar projects in the US hit record breaking years in 2023 and 2024 and accounted for 66% of all new generating capacity in 2024. 3

Globally, renewable electricity generation is forecast to climb to over 17 000 terawatt-hours (TWh) by 2030, likely accounting for half of the global energy generation. Investment in electric power surpassed other energy projects in 2019, and the gap continues to widen. 2

The competitive costs of renewable energy technologies, combined with the long-term savings on fuel and maintenance, make clean energy an economically viable and attractive option for meeting the near and long-term growing power demands. As technology continues to advance, the efficiency of these power sources will only improve, further driving down costs and making clean energy more accessible and immediately available at scale and across the country. The U.S. needs to take a strong “all of the above” approach to generation deployment of which renewables and clean power are positioned to meet this moment of need.

The Role of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) are also playing a crucial role in the growth and stability of the renewable energy sector. These long-term contracts between energy producers and consumers guarantee that a predetermined amount of energy will be purchased at a fixed price. By providing financial certainty and stability, PPAs have encouraged investment in renewable energy projects and support their long-term viability.

PPAs mitigate the financial risks associated with renewable energy projects by ensuring a stable revenue stream for energy producers. This predictability attracts investors and lenders, who are more likely to fund projects with guaranteed returns. Consequently, PPAs drive the development of new renewable energy facilities, contributing to the overall expansion of the sector.

Supporting Demand
On the buyers’ side, PPAs offer businesses and organizations a reliable and cost-effective source of renewable energy. By locking in energy prices for the duration of the contract, buyers can hedge against future price fluctuations and reduce their exposure to volatile energy markets while also contributing to their sustainability or clean energy commitments. This investment is particularly valuable for large energy buyers, such as data centers and industrial facilities.

PPAs also help facilitate the integration of renewable energy into the power grid. By providing a guaranteed market for renewable energy, PPAs encourage the development of infrastructure needed to support renewable energy generation. This includes investments in grid enhancements, energy storage solutions, and smart grid technologies that improve the efficiency and reliability of energy distribution.

The Role of AI in Power Demand

Cloud computing and the rapid emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) has contributed to exponential growth and increasing power demand in the United States. AI technologies can require significant computational power, leading to higher energy consumption. Data centers, which are the backbone of AI operations, consume vast amounts of electricity to process and store data. As AI applications expand across industries such as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, the demand for power will continue to grow. Each of the major players within the space, are driving towards gaining their own competitive advantage over one another in a race to deploy much needed DC (direct current) capacity, thus driving forecasted and confirmed load growth to unprecedented levels.

Optimizing Energy Use with AI
While AI contributes to the rising power demand, it also offers solutions for optimizing energy use. AI can be employed to enhance the efficiency of renewable energy systems, predict energy consumption patterns, and manage power distribution. By leveraging AI, the clean energy sector can maximize its potential and ensure that the power grid operates at optimal levels.

Diversifying the Energy Grid
Designing better and more efficient power sources is essential for diversifying the energy grid. A diversified grid reduces the risk of over-reliance on a single energy source and enhances the overall resilience of the power system. Clean energy provides a balanced mix of power that meets the varying demands and at a rapid pace in the very near-term. Integrating renewable energy into the existing power grid requires careful planning and coordination by key stakeholders.

Advances in energy storage technologies, such as batteries and pumped hydro storage, are critical for managing the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources. By storing excess energy during periods of low demand and releasing it during peak times, these technologies ensure a steady and reliable supply of power. These technological advancements improve the grid to be smarter and more diversified, so that it can meet the increasing load growth.

Collaboration to Meet Energy Demand

The successful deployment of clean energy projects requires collaboration among hundreds of stakeholders. Landowners, local government agencies and regulators, partner companies, technology suppliers, and the buyers, either utilities or corporate purchasers, must work together to achieve the growing demand for clean energy solutions. Policy incentives, technological advancements, and public awareness are essential components in driving towards a reliable and sustainable energy future. Education, outreach and community engagement programs help raise awareness about the vast number of benefits that these projects bring.

Local Impacts of Clean Energy Projects

Renewable energy projects have far-reaching economic impacts on communities, fostering local development and job creation. These projects stimulate the local economies by generating employment opportunities in construction, maintenance, and operations of renewable energy facilities. Additionally, they often require support services such as engineering, legal, and management roles, further diversifying the job market and resulting in significant direct, indirect and induced benefits, oftentimes in rural areas of the United States which often have less access to diversified jobs and industries of growth.

In rural areas, utility-scale renewable energy projects provide a stable source of income for farmers and landowners through leases and royalties for land use. The integration of renewable energy into local grids also leads to energy resilience, ensuring that communities have access to reliable and affordable power, which is crucial for economic stability and growth. Working with local communities is paramount to the success of a project as each community has unique needs and concerns for which these investments have proven impactful to provide updated school buildings or local services, ability to invest in teaching staff and curriculum, or even supporting local sports and activities for the next generation growing up in these communities.

The Path Forward

The demand for power generation in the United States presents both challenges and opportunities. We will need all available technologies to meet demand and achieve the energy transition. A balanced energy mix is essential to ensuring the flexibility and efficiency of the energy system. By embracing renewable, clean energy and leveraging the potential of AI, the nation can ensure a sustainable and resilient energy future.

As the demand for energy continues to rise, the importance of investing in and supporting renewable energy cannot be overstated. Together, we can build a future where clean energy powers our homes, businesses, and industries, ensuring a prosperous and sustainable tomorrow.

Sources:
1. Renewables 2024 – Analysis – IEA
2. Economic Growth Now Depends on Electricity, Not Oil – WSJ
3. Solar Market Insight Report 2024 Year in Review – SEIA
4. World Energy Outlook 2024 – Analysis – IEA
5. EnergyConnects.com
6. US National Power Demand Study – 2025
7. www.IEA.org
8. www.bcse.org
9. USSMI-2024 YIR-Executive Summary

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Considering Risk in Energy Procurement

The evolving dynamics of the energy sector present both new opportunities and unprecedented risk for our customers. No two days are alike in the energy market, so it is imperative to help customers navigate their risk and make the most from the energy value chain. A one-size-fits-all approach is no longer a viable way to consider sourcing your energy. Customers need more sophisticated offerings; tailored, flexible solutions based on their unique risk tolerance and budget. 

Understanding risk tolerance
Understanding risk tolerance or risk appetite in energy is similar to how risk is considered in other financial investment decisions. For example: do you want to put 90% of your investment into a more volatile stock market? Or are you more comfortable with a diversified approach and consider bonds and other more secure financial vehicles? Energy sourcing should be considered with this same lens by considering the volatility of energy prices and weighing what is appropriate for their business drivers. For example, customers that are typically more risk averse may find that a fixed price solution is best to maintain a degree of budget certainty. On the other hand, customers that are more comfortable riding the ebbs and flows of the energy market may find that an index price solution (with price locks) might better match their higher risk tolerance.

Custom, tailored solutions
Proactively identifying opportunities across the energy value chain and delivering tailored solutions is crucial to customers. This involves understanding key criteria such as budget considerations, target goals, current strategies and aspirations for improvement. Considering the needs of the customer results in meaningful energy solutions that address specific needs. A prime example of a customized solution is a multi-year retail energy supply agreement that addresses price, risk and specific objectives. Such agreements can provide flexibility and stability by locking in prices for a portion of usage while allowing the remaining usage to float at the current market index price. In this agreement, a pilot program implements a process for all transmission and ancillary services billed directly from ENGIE instead of the local utility, with charges based on actual demand. As such, the venues can take advantage of savings that stem from their distinctive peak load characteristics versus higher pooled costs.

Importance of sustainability
Renewable energy is growing at an unprecedented rate, and organizations have set aggressive goals for sustainability including ambitious target dates for net zero carbon emissions. By integrating renewable energy into tailored solutions, we empower customers to meet or exceed their sustainability energy goals. Embracing sustainability in energy procurement is not just beneficial for our environment; it is a strategic move to ensure resilience. Matching energy consumption with renewable energy credits (RECs) can help companies achieve their set targets while meeting their current energy demands. This approach can bring the benefits of renewable energy to businesses of all sizes, regardless of market location and structure. ICA Miami is matching 100% of its consumption with RECs (renewable energy credits) which is a greenhouse gas emissions reduction equivalent of 1,352 metric tons of CO2.

Providing support
It is essential to offer customers responsiveness, timely pricing and helpful tools to manage their energy usage and spending. Leveraging energy expertise can bring valuable insight to the table. For example, the utilization of wholesale markets and structuring risk management products based on customer objectives can ensure further financial security in energy procurement.

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2024 Full-year Results

Another year of strong operational and financial performance
Proposed dividend of €1.48 per share for 2024


Business highlights

  • Record level of activity in Renewables with 4.2GW added in 2024, bringing total capacity to 46GW1
  • Acceleration in battery storage with more than 5GW of capacity in operation or under construction at 31 December 2024
  • Expansion in power transmission with the award of close to 1,200km in Brazil and Peru
  • Continuous progress in our Net Zero 2045 trajectory with a 55% reduction in GHG emissions from energy production compared to 2017 to 48Mt in 2024.
  • Approval by the European Commission of the final agreement on Belgian nuclear

 

Financial performance

  • High end of the 2024 Guidance achieved with NRIgs2 of €5.5bn, an organic increase of 3.4%
  • EBIT excluding nuclear of €8.9bn, down 5.6% organically versus a high 2023 basis for comparison
  • Strong CFFO3 generation at €13.1bn
  • Maintaining a solid balance sheet with economic net debt to EBITDA ratio at 3.1x stable vs. end-2023
  • Net financial debt and economic net debt at €33.2bn and €47.9bn respectively
  • Proposed increased dividend of €1.48 for 2024, corresponding to a pay-out ratio of 65%


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ENGIE signed 4.3 GW of new Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) in 2024

In 2024, ENGIE won 4.3 GW of PPA deals, up from 2.7 GW in 2023, equivalent to 136 TWh of electricity supply. These 85 agreements cover 5 continents: North America, South America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. ENGIE confirms its position as a global leader on the PPA market, with a total portfolio of 14 GW of PPAs already contracted.

This performance includes new contracts with Meta in the United States, the expansion of the global partnership with Google including new developments in Belgium and the United States, as well as agreements with other tech companies. ENGIE also signed contracts in new sectors such as utilities, chemicals and in the medical field.

The PPA market is driven in recent years by the growing need for decarbonized electricity in all sectors, particularly in the technology and digital sectors where new energy-intensive uses such as AI have emerged.

ENGIE stands out with a commercial performance of 1.5 GW of PPAs signed in North America, reflecting the high demand for renewable electricity in this region. The contracts signed in 2024 cover eight new projects, with production expected between 2024 and 2026. Among these projects is the Chillingham park (350 MW) located near Austin, north of Texas, ENGIE’s largest solar project to date in the United States.

In addition to PPAs related to the supply of electricity from solar, wind, and hydro assets, ENGIE is a pioneer in the field of Biomethane Purchase Agreements (BPAs), for which it signed several major contracts, such as with Arkema or BASF in 2024.

“In 2024, we confirmed our leading position in the PPA market thanks to our cutting-edge expertise in energy sales to meet a wide range of demand profiles and our diversified renewable asset base. In 2025, we will continue to expand on the fast-growing PPA market, particularly in the United States, as we continue to develop our offer to provide customers with tailor-made supply solutions.” said Edouard NEVIASKI, Executive Vice President in charge of Supply & Energy Management.



About ENGIE
ENGIE is a global reference in low-carbon energy and services. With its 97,000 employees, clients, partners and stakeholders, the Group strives every day to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy, through reduced energy consumption and more environmentally friendly solutions. Inspired by its purpose statement, ENGIE reconciles economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet, building on its key businesses (gas, renewable energy, services) to offer competitive solutions to its clients. Turnover in 2023: €82.6 billion. The Group is listed on the Paris and Brussels stock exchanges (ENGI) and is represented in the main financial indices (CAC 40, Euronext 100, FTSE Euro 100, MSCI Europe) and non-financial indices (DJSI World, Euronext Vigeo Eiris – Europe 120 / France 20, MSCI EMU ESG screened, MSCI EUROPE ESG Universal Select, Stoxx Europe 600 ESG-X).


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