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    At ENGIE we believe in harmonious progress. We believe that we can join forces to consume better, consume less and at the same time have a positive impact on the health and well-being of citizens. ENGIE is active in several sectors, from industry to smart cities, from homes to renewable energy.

    Innovation

    How does ENGIE want to realise its ambition to become a leader in the carbon neutral energy transition? By innovating. That's why ENGIE - in cooperation with its partners - is working on the development of new technologies and services to meet the challenges of tomorrow in the field of energy, mobility and smart cities.

    Insights

    Making the carbon neutral transition accessible to everyone - individuals, businesses, cities, communities - is our goal. We all need to consume and produce energy differently. That is why ENGIE positions itself as THE driving force behind this energy transition revolution.

    Experts

    In Belgium, ENGIE has 280 experts and highly qualified researchers all working on tackling the challenges of the carbon neutral transition. They come up with solutions which enable energy to be produced and consumed in the most efficient and environmentally respectful manner. For a carbon neutral world.

    Projects and realisations

    ENGIE guides its customers in relation to the carbon neutral transition, using its know-how regarding electricity, energy, mechanics, cooling techniques, and industrial applications. Find out how we do it here!

    News

    Hot off the press! Keep up with the latest developments in our company. ENGIE is active in a broad range of domains.

    Our services

    ENGIE’s ambition is to become the world leader in carbon neutral transition for its customers, in particular businesses and local authorities. Our services unite individual interests and collective challenges across the entire energy value chain.

    Energy production

    ENGIE has local, diversified and flexible production facilities in Belgium with one of the lowest CO2-emission levels in Europe. ENGIE is also the largest green energy producer in Belgium, with an installed capacity of 836 MW. The electricity is produced in Belgium, close to the end-user, at around 85 locations and with approximately 200 large and small production units. This diversification enables optimal utilisation of the complementarity between technologies, using them to their best advantage, and inhibiting their disadvantages, with a view to ensuring a constant, uninterrupted electricity supply for our customers, irrespective of the conditions.

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    About us

    It is ENGIE's ambition to take the lead in the carbon neutral transition by providing its customers, businesses and local communities with the means to make the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy in the most efficient and cost-effective way.

    ENGIE Group

    ENGIE is a worldwide reference group for carbon neutral energy and services. In response to the climate crisis, the organisation aims to become world leader in a carbon neutral transition for its customers, businesses and local authorities. The Group relies on its core activities (renewable energy, gas, services) to provide competitive and customised solutions. With 171,100 employees, customers, partners and stakeholders, ENGIE is a community of Imaginative Builders who work on creating harmonious progress each and every day.

    Governance

    Jean-Pierre Clamadieu is chairman of the ENGIE Group’s Board of Directors. The Executive Committee consists of 11 members, including 10 Executive Vice Presidents. This steering body of ENGIE is headed by Catherine MacGregor, Chief Executive Officer.

    Activities

    ENGIE is the Belgian market leader when it comes to sales of electricity, natural gas and energy services. The business offers its residential, professional and industrial customers innovative solutions for more economical, considered energy usage and greater comfort. Being the country’s leading producer of green energy, ENGIE produces electricity close to its customers, thanks to diversified production facilities with low CO2-emissions. ENGIE employs 17,000 experts in energy and energy services in Belgium.

    History

    The roots of ENGIE in Belgium go back more than 200 years to 1819. Through many mergers and acquisitions the company grew and eventually became part of the ENGIE Group. Here are some highlights of our rich history.

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Energy production

ENGIE has local, diversified and flexible production facilities in Belgium with one of the lowest CO2-emission levels in Europe. ENGIE is also the largest green energy producer in Belgium, with an installed capacity of 836 MW. The electricity is produced in Belgium, close to the end-user, at around 85 locations and with approximately 200 large and small production units. This diversification enables optimal utilisation of the complementarity between technologies, using them to their best advantage, and inhibiting their disadvantages, with a view to ensuring a constant, uninterrupted electricity supply for our customers, irrespective of the conditions.

The balanced energy mix is a key element in our strategy. It is the obvious answer to the various challenges with respect to the environment, economy and energy:

•    Supplying and delivering energy at competitive prices
•    Providing a stable electricity supply, irrespective of weather conditions
•    Limiting CO2-emissions
•    Compensating for the fluctuating availability of some green technologies (wind turbines only run when it’s windy; solar panels only provide energy when the sun shines). 

ENGIE aims to strengthen its position as the largest green energy producer and continue to invest in renewable energy. ENGIE wishes to further expand its wind capacity and realise 1,000 MW by 2030. When it comes to solar power, ENGIE aims to have installed 75 MW by the end of 2021.

Renewable energy mix

In Belgium, ENGIE has an installed capacity of 836 MW of renewable energy. In the pages below you can find more information for each type of production.

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546MW
wind power
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58MW
solar energy
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22MW
hydroelectricity
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210MW
biomass

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Wind power

ENGIE, as the largest green energy producer, has substantial ambitions with respect to wind energy. By 2030, ENGIE aims to have expanded to 1,000 MW of wind energy on land. In 2015, the business announced its ambition to realise 550 MW of wind capacity by the end of 2020. Today, the company already has wind capacity of 372 MW, 100 MW is under construction, and ENGIE has received a permit for another 80 MW. This wind capacity will equate to an annual production of 1 billion kilowatt hours per year by the end of 2020, or enough power to support 330,000 families. CO2 emissions will also have been reduced by 484,000 tons.
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Gas
Natural gas is the second largest energy source in our generation facilities (nuclear power takes the top spot). This fuel is used to power our combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plants as well as our cogeneration units. We offer cogeneration services to our industrial customers who need heat for their working processes.
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Biomass
Biomass power plants are one of our sources of green electricity.
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Solar energy
As the largest green power producer in Belgium, with installed capacity of 732 MW, ENGIE aims to take the lead in the transition to a zero-carbon future. The business is helping its private customers, businesses and local governments make the transition to a zero-carbon future easily and in a cost-effective manner. The broad range of services focusing on the installation of solar panels for private individuals and businesses is a clear expression of this ambition.
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Nuclear energy
Electrabel is one of the pioneers of nuclear energy in Belgium. Its diverse production area encompasses 7 nuclear reactors: 4 in Doel and 3 in Tihange, offering an overall capacity of almost 6,000 MW. These nuclear sites employ 2,000 staff and their production covers around 50% of electricity consumption in Belgium.
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Hydroelectricity
ENGIE Electrabel operates 3 types of power plants that run on water: pumped-storage power stations (Coo), small run-of-river and dam hydroelectric power plants
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