Sustainable and Responsible Procurement

Environment
Nature and climate

Climate

ENGIE aims to be the leading utility in the energy transition and to achieve net zero by 2045. The Group’s procurement activities play a key role in supporting this ambition. We invite our suppliers to join us in this effort, to commit to decarbonization, and to present us with innovations in this area. In 2025, for the third consecutive year, ENGIE’s procurement function received the “CDP Supplier Engagement Leader” label from the CDP, in recognition of the work done with the upstream value chain.

Nature and Circularity

ENGIE integrates nature conservation and sustainable resource management as an essential pillar of its procurement policy. Suppliers are encouraged to limit the impact of their activities on biodiversity and water, thereby contributing to a responsible and sustainable supply chain.

Societal
Human Impact

The Group’s procurement efforts ensure that our ambition to be the leading utility in the energy transition becomes a reality, while also acting as a responsible stakeholder.

We pay particular attention to workers throughout our value chain:

• Respect for the human rights of workers in the value chain is essential and non-negotiable.
• Health and safety conditions for workers in the value chain are also essential. For example, we treat employees of companies operating at our sites no differently than our own employees.

Our commitments are reflected in the Group’s Human Rights Policies, the Due Diligence Plan, the Procurement Charter, and the ethics clause in the General Terms and Conditions of Sale.

We also strive to develop our “inclusive procurement” practices in the most impactful

Governance
Business conduct

The Group’s procurement function contributes to ENGIE’s ambition of becoming the reference utility for the energy transition, while upholding high standards of responsibility across the supply chain.

The Group implements measures to prevent risks related to corruption and non-compliance with applicable standards.

ENGIE promotes responsible business conduct throughout its supply chain by relying on its Procurement Policy, Procurement Charter, and Code of Conduct for Supplier Relations.

These measures guide responsible procurement practices, enhance transparency in commercial relationships, and help manage compliance and ethical risks within the supplier ecosystem.