Our activities driving the energy transition

Our presence across the entire energy value chain (production, infrastructures and supply), combined with a diversified energy mix, enables us to provide the best response to our customers’ needs in more than 30 countries and to accelerate the energy transition wherever we operate.

Three complementary activities

We cover the entire energy value chain, from production to supply, including infrastructures, through complementary activities: renewable electricity and gas production, flexibility assets – particularly batteries – gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures (district heating and cooling networks), and energy supply to individual customers, local authorities and businesses.

Renewable production and flexibility

We develop, build and operate renewable electricity and gas projects (wind, solar, hydropower and green gases). To ensure a reliable and affordable energy system, we also deploy flexibility solutions, such as batteries and latest-generation, gas-fired power plants.

Renewable production and flexibility

Infrastructures

With a long-standing presence in gas transmission, storage and distribution (increasingly green), we are also strengthening our position in electricity networks. We are a major player in urban district heating and cooling networks and develop on-site decarbonization solutions for our industrial customers.

Infrastructures

Energy management and supply to customers

We supply electricity and gas – increasingly decarbonized – to our customers. We help them better manage their energy by balancing their consumption, facilitating access to energy markets, protecting them against price volatility and improving their energy performance.

Energy management and supply to customers

Our activities at a glance

  • 103 GW

    of installed electricity production and storage capacity

  • 260,000 km

    of gas distribution networks worldwide

  • 500 TWh

    of energy sold in 2024

  • 5,892 km

    of electricity transmission lines worldwide

  • 340

    district heating and cooling networks operated worldwide

  • 20 M

    B2C energy supply contracts in 6 countries + 200,000 B2B customers

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Our strategy

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Our history

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