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Journalists wishing to know more about ENGIE in Belgium can find, on this page, our latest press releases.
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Bouwwerken gestart voor nieuw batterijpark van ENGIE in Kallo
Minister van Energie Mathieu Bihet, burgemeester van Beveren Marc Van de Vijver en CEO van ENGIE Belgium Vincent Verbeke hebben de eerste spadesteek gegeven voor de bouw van het nieuwe batterijpark van ENGIE in Kallo. Vanaf het voorjaar van 2027 zullen de batterijen elektriciteit kunnen opslaan en nadien volgens de noden van het net weer afgeven. Deze vorm van flexibiliteit, een van de strategische prioriteiten van ENGIE, zorgt voor de stabiliteit van het elektriciteitssysteem en ondersteunt de integratie van hernieuwbare energie.
13/05/2025
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Closing of the agreement between ENGIE and the Belgian government
On March 14 2025, ENGIE and the Belgian government closed the agreement covering the 10-year extension of the Tihange 3 and Doel 4 nuclear reactors and the transfer of responsibility related to nuclear waste.
14/03/2025
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ENGIE is looking ahead to 2030. Accelerating the energy transition and offering sustainable, reliable and affordable energy
25/04/2024
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Closing of the agreement between ENGIE and the Belgian government
On March 14 2025, ENGIE and the Belgian government closed the agreement covering the 10-year extension of the Tihange 3 and Doel 4 nuclear reactors and the transfer of responsibility related to nuclear waste.
14/03/2025
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ENGIE and Carmeuse announce end of Columbus project due to economic and regulatory considerations
ENGIE and Carmeuse have decided to stop the Columbus project, an industrial carbon capture and utilization (CCU) facility in Amercœur, Wallonia.
13/11/2024
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Sabic inaugurates world's largest circular solar installation of its kind in Genk
17/10/2024
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First spade in the ground marks start of construction for ENGIE’s new battery park in Vilvoorde
Today, on 5 July 2024, a ground breaking celebration in the presence of mayor Hans Bonte marked the start of the construction of a new 200 MW battery park on the ENGIE site in Vilvoorde. From September 2025, the batteries will be available to store 800 MWh of electricity and inject it into the grid for up to four hours. This type of flexibility, one of ENGIE's strategic priorities, will provide essential support to the power grid.
05/07/2024