Green bonds issued between March 2020 and July 2021

ENGIE continued expansion of renewable assets, mainly wind, solar and geothermal, by developing new projects, particularly in North America, South America and Europe. In France, the Group, through ENGIE BiOZ, and its infrastructure business line, pursued its efforts to develop the sector of waste methanization into renewable gases and its recovery through injection into the natural gas transmission and distribution network.

ENGIE continued the development of urban heating and cooling networks in Europe, particularly in France. In the United States, ENGIE entered a partnership with the University of Georgetown for the management of energy infrastructure and campus techniques with ambitious targets in terms of sustainable development and energy savings. For the duration of the agreement, ENGIE will be responsible for improving, operating, and maintaining electrical, heating, cooling, and water distribution systems, with a target of reducing energy intensity by 35% by 2030.

Impact reporting

The impact reporting only takes into account the new projects presented in the table above. Reallocated projects following the buyback of previous issues are excluded.
In the full operation phase, the projects are expected to contribute to avoid emissions of at least 4.54 million tons of CO₂ eq. per year:

• for renewable projects, a minimum of 4.12 million tons of CO₂ eq./year,
• for energy efficiency projects, 0.38 million tons of CO₂ eq./year,
• for storage projects, 0.04 million tons of CO₂ eq./year.

The contributions to reduced or avoided emissions are presented in the following table using different weighting methods:
a) at 100% regardless of the Group’s ownership rate and the nature of the capex
b) according to the Group’s ownership rate and regardless of the nature of the capex
c) at 100% considering only development capex
d) according to the Group’s ownership rate and taking only the development capex