ENERGY OBSERVER

Faced with the ecological challenges of the 21^st century, ENGIE plays a decisive role in the field of energy.

ENGIE and ENERGY OBSERVER are working together on land and water for renewable energy. Green hydrogen is at the heart of this round-the-world tour, which has so far led the mission in fourteen countries. A real floating laboratory composed of the most innovative and cleanest technologies, allowing it to combine performance, lightness and efficiency. The latest development is the installation of Oceanwings^® rotating and self-supporting wings on the boat.

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ENERGY OBSERVER’s World Tour
2019 - Northern Europe

EO takes new technologies on board ENERGY OBSERVER has already logged 10,326 nautical miles. Since leaving Saint-Malo in June 2017, the world’s first hydrogen-powered vessel has visited 33 ports in 14 Mediterranean countries with zero emissions of greenhouse gases and fine particulates. > Find out more

Hydrogen at the heart of the energy revolution Green hydrogen is produced by electrolysis of water using renewable electricity, with the benefit of a zero carbon footprint. Green hydrogen, through its long-term storage capacity, is a source of energy of the future and ENGIE is already offering manufacturers the opportunity to produce their own green hydrogen on their production site. > Find out more

The impact of onshore wind energy on environmental challenges Aware of the benefits of wind power, ENGIE has been stepping up its production for several years. No.1 in France, the Group is involved in major projects in Europe and across the world and is banking on the sharp growth of this inexhaustible, totally green energy. > Find out more

Offshore wind power Offshore wind power has the potential to generate up to twice as much power as onshore! ENGIE is investing in major fixed and floating offshore wind power projects in Europe to capture the enormous potential offered by this source of energy and make an active contribution to the long-term development of this emerging industry. > Find out more

An ambitious development strategy Every year, solar energy would be able to produce more than 20 times the world’s energy needs. Yet, it only accounts for 1% of global electric production capacity. ENGIE plans to take all possible steps to develop its share in this clean, renewable energy, incorporating it increasingly into its energy mix. > Find out more