Renewable Wind Energy Expertise and Solutions

ENGIE is an innovative provider of competitive wind energy solutions. We harness the power of wind, a cost-effective and abundant resource, with grid-scale projects to support our customers’ goals.

27
onshore grid-scale wind projects

~4 GW
onshore Wind projects

3
offshore U.S. wind projects

6.1 GW
offshore wind currently planned

Our wind portfolio

ENGIE develops, owns, and operates grid-scale wind energy projects throughout North America that produce electricity for the grid.

Onshore Wind

ENGIE develops, owns, and operates grid-scale wind energy projects throughout North America that produce electricity for the grid.

Our onshore operating portfolio includes 25 projects with production capacity of 3,275 MW. This is part of our 4 GW operating portfolio and our ever-increasing development pipeline that offers opportunities for customers seeking clean power to meet their sustainability goals.

Offshore Wind

ENGIE and EDPR are in a 50/50 joint-venture partnership in fixed and floating offshore wind. They have combined their offshore wind assets and project pipeline, working together to become a global top leader in the sector.

Ocean Winds develops, finances, builds and operates offshore wind farms all over the world, and it increases its gross capacity day by day, generating clean energy for millions of homes and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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Discover our wind energy projects across North America by exploring our project map.

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Why wind energy?

Wind is a sustainable source that does not produce greenhouse gas emissions or air pollution.

Fuel availability

Low operating costs

High-capacity factors

Short construction times

Low emissions

Fuel availability

Wind energy is a readily available renewable resource that does not need to be extracted or mined like fossil fuels. This makes wind a more reliable energy source over the long term.

Low operating costs

Operating costs are relatively low after a wind turbine is installed and operational. There is not a need for fuel, and maintenance costs are generally low compared with other sources of energy.

High-capacity factors

Wind turbines have high-capacity factors, which means they generate electricity at a high percentage of their maximum capacity. This is because wind energy is abundant in many parts of the world, and the technology for capturing it is becoming increasingly efficient.

Short construction times

Wind farms can be constructed relatively quickly, often in months, compared with other forms of energy generation that can take years to build.

Low emissions

Wind energy does not produce harmful emissions or pollutants that can affect climate change.

Our Differentiators

Valuing local operations

Since ENGIE owns and operates our wind projects beyond construction and commissioning, we develop long-term, respected relationships with landowners, and the community.

Our Differentiators Gingelom Wind Farm Dual Land

Promoting dual land use in wind projects

We take our role as trusted stewards of the land seriously. Our wind projects are often built on farms or ranches where landowners continue farming most of the land.Â They provide an additional source of revenue â€” a â€œcropâ€ of clean, renewable energy.â€‹
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This concept, often referred to asÂ agrivoltaics, involves the strategic placementÂ of wind turbines in a manner that minimizes interference with farmingÂ activities. The space between the turbines can be effectively used for cropÂ cultivation or livestock rearing.

Energy storage

We develop and operate grid scale and onsite solar energy storage systems, which can dispatch electricity when needed, including the ability to meet peak hour electrical needs.

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