Energy Observer
Across the world, a new way forward is emerging. This path is linked to a deep questioning about our responsibility towards future generations, pointing out solutions for harmonious progress. This vision is reflected in the Energy Observer project.
ENGIE plays a decisive role in the field of energy.
ENGIE and Energy Observer work together on land and water for renewable energies. The sea and green hydrogen are at the heart of this world tour. Follow ENGIE on every stopover of the ship to discover our projects around the world.
Energy Observer’s World Tour
 Energy Observer: discovering a #ENGIEHarmonyProject#ENGIEHarmonyProject brings together the initiatives imagined by ENGIE employees and partners and integrates the need for a balance between individual interests and collective issues. The platform of #ENGIEHarmonyProject highlights these projects, and presents in this respect the Energy Observer program in detail. |
 Hydrogen at the heart of the energy revolutionENGIE is committed to the development of the hydrogen sector in the key areas of green mobility, autonomous production and storage of renewable electrical energy (Power to Gas). The Group also offers solutions for the industrial production of hydrogen. |  The impact of onshore wind energy on environmental challengesAware 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. |
 Offshore wind powerOffshore 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. |  An ambitious development strategyEvery 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. |
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26Mar2018ENGIE comes on board the Energy Observer
ENGIE has become the principal partner of Energy Observer, the world’s first boat to be powered...