In development
Raeren
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Project Overview
The project involves the development and operation of five wind turbines in the Raerenerwald, on land owned by the municipality of Raeren, along Vennstraße.
Key figures
Number of turbines
Power per turbine
Equivalent consumption
CO₂e savings
Annual production
Frequently Asked Questions
Are wind turbine blades buried at the end of their lifespan?
Is a residential wind turbine cost-effective and affordable?
Is wind energy too expensive and does it drive up electricity bills?
Are wind turbines one of the main causes of bird mortality?
Do wind turbines make as much noise as a vacuum cleaner?
Are wind turbines an ecological disaster when it comes to recycling them at the end of their lifespan?
Do wind turbines emit more CO₂ than they save?
Do wind turbines cause environmental damage?
Do wind turbines damage the landscape?
Do wind turbines consume more energy than they produce?
Updates
Partial granting of the single permit
The permit was issued by the competent authority for wind turbines 1, 3, and 5, as well as for the control cabin, the electrical connection, and the substation. We are currently analyzing the decision (283 pages).
The next steps will be determined based on this analysis.
One possible course of action is to submit a new permit application with revised coordinates for the two wind turbines that were not granted a permit.
Application for a single permit declared complete and admissible
Jérôme Rutté
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Articles and press releases
ENGIE is part of a strategic consortium to pursue the offshore wind Princess Elisabeth concessions in Belgium
Our strategy to accelerate the energy transition
Code Red action: objectifying the debate
Among other things, the claim that ENGIE is the most polluting company in Belgium is factually incorrect. Code Red also made wrong assumptions about ENGIE's strategy and activities.
Below are some elements to counter their arguments: