MacKinnon, Bennett & Company

Data Point Capital

DNV GL

Congruent Ventures

Blue Bear Capital

ENGIE New Ventures

Buoyant Ventures

Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund

Taking commercial activities to new heights

Commercial Drone Tech

Raptor Maps

Startups that provide drone-based services for a variety of use cases  (excluding payload delivery)

Infinium announced a strategic partnership with ENGIE to develop a facility that would produce ultra-low carbon Infinium electrofuels at scale for the local transportation industry.

Engie

Moving industry forward with next-gen advancements in energy storage and transmission

Alternative Energy

Infinium

Companies that facilitate renewable energy generation through disruptive bioenergy technologies such as waste to energy (WTE) and advanced biofuels

AXA Investment Managers

KawiSafi Ventures

Kiva

Alphamundi

DILA Capital

Opes Impact Fund

Factor[e] Ventures

Lendahand

Open Road Alliance

EDFI ElectriFI

Chroma Impact Investment

EcoEnterprises Fund

Triodos Bank NV

Beneficial Returns

Blink

CO Capital

Sätila Impact Investment

Sistema.bio

Masdar and ENGIE have signed a collaboration agreement with Fertiglobe. Under the agreement, the companies will look to co-develop a globally cost-competitive green hydrogen facility in the UAE, with a capacity of as much as 200 megawatts (MW), to support the production of green ammonia.

Hydrogen Economy

Masdar

Startups producing 100% clean hydrogen using water electrolysis (i.e. green hydrogen) or any other sustainable method as well as related technologies and materials.

ENGIE and Masdar sign collaboration agreement with Fertiglobe to co-develop green hydrogen for ammonia production

Fertiglobe

Safran Corporate Ventures

MPC Capital

HTGF | High-Tech Gruenderfonds

FO Holding

Extantia Capital

Planet A Ventures

INERATEC

Fraîche de Paris, a joint venture of ENGIE and French state-owned public transport firm RATP, has been selected by the city of Paris to operate its district cooling network over a period of 20 years.

RATP Group

Both parties to jointly develop renewable energy.

ComfortDelGro

SPARX Group

KDDI Open Innovation Fund

CDIB Capital

G. K. Goh

TOP Ventures

UnaBiz

In total, Engie will supply Google with 140 MW of renewable electricity and will also offer a full range of energy management services

Google

Companies that facilitate renewable energy generation through next-gen advances in conventional renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind, and hydro

Eneco Ventures

SET Ventures

EDP Ventures

Energyworx

Clean Energy Ventures

Clean Energy Venture Group

Orion Energy Systems

Lineage Logistics

Ndustrial

The aim of the pilot project is to replace natural gas with hydrogen used by the INEOS gas turbine.

INEOS

Orange has announced a 15-year power purchase agreement with French solar and wind power solutions developer ENGIE

Orange

Low Carbon Innovation Fund

Macquarie Group

Sumitomo Corporation Europe Limited

Connected Energy

Companies developing long-duration stationary energy storage technologies that are essential to match the intermittent supply of renewable sources with the inflexible demand for energy. Includes utility-scale, industrial, and residential stationary energy storage solutions

To develop an engagement platform based on “the financial participation of employees in internal projects.”

October

The companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to form a joint venture that will offer charging infrastructure and other products and solutions for electric-vehicle customers in Europe.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles

Engie SA is partnering with Traton SE's Scania to provide electric charging for trucks and buses in Europe.

Electrifying passenger and commercial travel

EV Economy

Scania

Companies that facilitate EV charging. Includes both charging infrastructure providers and network operators. Also includes vehicle-to-grid technologies.

EDP Renewables and ENGIE have combined their existing and planned offshore wind efforts to form a new company, Ocean Winds that is one of the largest “pure” offshore wind development enterprises in the world.

EDP Renewables

AB CarVal Investors

Linse Capital

Evergy Ventures

Technologies that automate and optimize building operations using data-driven insights.

Smart Building Technology

Redaptive

Solutions that automatically adjust energy consumption using optimization algorithms, taking into account factors such as energy demand, weather, occupant comfort, and utility prices. These systems aim to reduce energy consumption, cost, and emissions without compromising occupant experience.

Bardsley England has teamed up with energy regeneration firm Engie to achieve its target of delivering carbon-negative fruit.

Bardsley England

ENGIE, through its solar home systems company Fenix International, will be scaling up off-grid solar technology deployment with the European Investment Bank (EIB) providing the critical funding.

EcoIslamicBank

GetSolar

Hannon Armstrong will participate in the cash flows from the operations of this diversified portfolio of renewable energy projects, while ENGIE will retain a controlling share in the portfolio and continue to manage the assets.

HASI

Engie and Siemens launch power-to-X-to-power pilot.

Siemens

Billion Bricks

ENGIE acquired Renvico to strengthen its growth in wind energy in Italy and in France.

Renvico Renewable Energy

Engie Factory

Alaya Capital

Albi Investments

INTI-TECH

SL Investment

INITECH

Through ENGIE Smart Institutions, C3.ai and ENGIE can use AI to help large institutions achieve their sustainability and financial objectives through Energy optimization, Capital planning, Campus engagement.

C3 AI

European Union

Investisseurs privés

Lancey Energy Storage

The renewable deal will see Microsoft purchase a total of 230 MW from two ENGIE projects in Texas, bringing Microsoft’s renewable energy portfolio to more than 1,900 MW.

Microsoft

ENGIE expands its decentralized energy offering in Africa through the acquisition of Mobisol.

Mobisol

​Technical recruitment company NRL Limited will work with ENGIE to deliver the 2020 outage programme at Heysham Power Station.

Mitsubishi Corporation

DOEN Participaties

Bamboo Capital Partners

Bboxx

FORWARD.one

Sensorfact

Innovate UK has teamed up with ENGIE to seek out and fund innovative projects that can speed up the development of a sustainable energy transition.

Innovate UK

Engie has acquired UK electric vehicle (EV) public charging provider ChargePoint Services (CPS) as it strives to expand its EV portfolio.

ChargePoint Services

99 Minutos

ENGIE announces the takeover of tiko through a capital increase. Focused on the control of domestic energy consumption, this company offers solutions for managing a wide range of electrical equipment in private homes.

Smart Homes: Energy & Water Solutions

Tiko.ch

Companies that develop real-time energy usage and efficiency monitoring solutions and generate energy reports. Includes companies that offer demand management solutions to monetize excess capacity.

E.ON

UK-based Bboxx provides off-grid home solar power systems designed to overcome inadequate access to energy in developing markets. The company has a range of plug-and-play home solar power systems for households and micro-businesses. In January 2024, Bboxx moved its headquarters from London to Kigali, Rwanda in line with its commitment to Africa.The bPower50 has a 50 W solar panel coupled with a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery that is capable of providing up to 100 Wh of electricity daily. The bPower60 has a 20 W solar panel coupled with a LiFePO4 battery that is capable of providing up to 63 Wh of electricity daily. In June 2023, Bboxx launched a new range of solar home system in four modular variations, offering 80 to 240 Wh of battery capacity (bPower80: 80 Wh, bPower120: 120 Wh, bPower160: 160 Wh, bPower240: 240 Wh).Key customers and partnershipsAs of January 2023, Bboxx served nearly 3.6 million people, across 10 African countries and Pakistan.Bboxx has partnered with EcoEnergy since 2017 to provide bPower50 solar home systems in Pakistan. In September 2022, Bboxx acquired <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/12843">PEG Africa</a>, a company that finances and deploys solar power to households and SMEs, to become the leading super platform for essential products and services in Africa. During the same month, Bboxx partnered with <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/13233">Unilever</a> through its Sunlight brand to accelerate access to clean energy across Kenya. In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/25050">December 2023</a>, Bboxx partnered with Kuwait-based EnerTech to establish an electrification initiative worth up to USD 100 million that aims to expand Bboxx's impact across 11 markets in Africa.Financials and funding&nbsp;In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/15008">November 2022</a>, Bboxx secured a loan of EUR 11 million (~USD 11.5 million) from the Off Grid Energy Access Fund which will support the company’s efforts of distributing solar home systems to last-mile customers in Togo. Prior to this, in August 2019, Bboxx raised USD 50 million in a Series D round led by Mitsubishi. The funds were part of Bboxx’s global expansion efforts.&nbsp;

INERATEC is a German company specializing in alternative fuels and e-chemicals. The company provides modular chemical plants for power-to-liquid, power-to-gas, and gas-to-liquid applications. It also converts hydrogen from renewable energy and CO2 into sustainable fuels (such as e-kerosene, CO2-neutral gasoline, clean diesel, or SNG) and chemical feedstock like waxes and methanol.INERATEC has already established industrial-scale power-to-liquid plants in Germany to increase the availability of sustainable fuel and chemicals for various industries, such as transportation and aviation. The groundbreaking for its pioneering plant was held in April 2023 in the industrial park Frankfurt Höchst, with the plant expected to produce up to 2,500 tons of sustainable e-fuels annually from 2024.Key customers and partnershipsINERATEC has followed a collaboration strategy for the research, development, and production of its solutions. In March 2022, the company partnered with Synhelion to leverage its technology to develop a solar solution to replace fossil fuels. In May 2022, Ineratec launched the “Care-O-Sene” project in collaboration with the South African Government, focussing on decarbonization projects aimed at the aviation industry. Further, it also entered into a partnership with Clariant to accelerate developments in sustainable fuel production and signed an MoU with Japanese company Chiyoda to establish power-to-liquid projects in Japan and Asia-Pacific. In April 2023, INERATEC announced a collaboration agreement with Ferrostaal Chile to jointly develop e-fuel projects in Chile.Funding and financialsINERATEC raised a total of EUR 20 million (~USD 22 million) in funding, as of April 2023, with its latest funding coming in January 2023 from an undisclosed investment led by Honda Motor Co. with participation from Engie New Ventures, MPC, Safran Corporate Ventures, FO Holding, Planet A Ventures, and HTGF. The new investment was to be used to support further growth and development of its technologies.

Redaptive is a leading Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) provider that funds and installs energy-saving and energy-generating equipment across commercial and industrial facilities. Its programs help organizations reduce energy waste, optimize costs, lower carbon emissions, and achieve sustainability goals throughout their real estate portfolios. Redaptive overcomes the capital and resource barriers organizations face by financing and implementing the necessary upgrades, such as HVAC replacements, LED lighting installations, solar arrays, and EV charging stations. The company leverages proprietary metering technology to provide real-time data on energy consumption and savings.
Redaptive's business model involves charging customers a rate lower than their utility bills based on the kilowatt-hours saved through the implemented energy efficiency measures. This approach eliminates the need for upfront capital investments from clients. The company identifies and implements cost-saving opportunities across clients' operations, enabling long-term carbon and financial savings.
In August 2023, Redaptive secured a USD 125 million financing from Deutsche Bank to accelerate the deployment of its EaaS solutions. The following month, the company launched Redaptive ONE, a digital platform that tracks and analyzes building energy use data, providing actionable insights to facility managers and sustainability professionals.
Redaptive has partnered with notable companies like Cintas, undertaking multi-year projects to help them achieve net-zero emissions goals. The company manages approximately 3,000 sites spanning 200 million square feet across 47 states as of 2024. Its client base includes Fortune 5000 companies across various industries.
In December 2022, Redaptive received an investment of approximately USD 200 million from the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. The company has raised around USD 440 million in funding to date.

Sensorfact is a climate-tech IoT company that provides smart monitoring solutions for industrial manufacturers. Founded in 2016, the company offers an all-in-one, self-install, and cost-effective system that enables its customers to significantly improve resource efficiency and machine uptime. Sensorfact's solution involves wirelessly monitoring electricity, gas, water, compressed air usage, and predictive maintenance through its IoT hardware and software platform. The company utilizes smart algorithms and productivity tools to translate the collected data into actionable insights for optimizing operations, reducing waste, and achieving sustainability goals. As of January 2022, Sensorfact had over 600 customers across 25 European countries and helped them save around 100 GWh of energy, equivalent to the annual consumption of 30,000 households. By October 2022, the number of customers grew to over 1,600 across 40 countries. In July 2023, Sensorfact raised EUR 25 million in funding led by Blume Equity to expand into new markets and enhance its product offerings.

Using data and automation to achieve 24/7 production.

Smart Factory

Netherlands-based company Sensorfact specializes in providing smart monitoring solutions for the industrial sector, focusing on improving energy efficiency and operational performance through its IoT technology. Its range of products include sensors for monitoring electricity, gas, water, compressed air usage, and predictive maintenance solutions.&nbsp;Sensorfact deploys IoT sensors and devices in manufacturing facilities to collect real-time data on energy usage and related parameters. This data is then processed and analyzed by its software platform to provide insights into energy consumption patterns, identify areas of energy wastage, and suggest potential optimizations.&nbsp;By using SensorFact's solutions, industrial companies could gain visibility into their energy usage, make data-driven decisions to reduce energy costs, and enhance their sustainability efforts.&nbsp;Notably, as of July 2023, Sensorfact had identified 112+ GWh of energy savings. Also, energy consultants at Sensorfact provide customized advice appropriate to a company’s plant’s situation.&nbsp;&nbsp;Key customers and partnerships&nbsp;&nbsp;As of August 2024, Sensorfact has served more than 1,300 customers including companies such as Mitsubishi Motors, Dunlop, Biohealth, and Schoeller Allibert.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bboxx is a UK-founded data-driven platform that provides African consumers with access to innovative products and services, including plug-and-play solar home systems (SHS), solar-powered water pumps, clean cooking solutions, smartphones, and e-mobility solutions. The company utilizes its proprietary fully integrated operating system, Bboxx Pulse, combined with an extensive on-the-ground network to connect customers with these life-changing offerings.Bboxx's core products are solar-powered battery boxes designed for households, enabling users to power small appliances like lights, mobile phones, refrigerators, and computers. The company follows a pay-as-you-go business model, allowing customers to pay for what they use through mobile money, making it affordable for low-income individuals. As of 2020, Bboxx had positively impacted over 3.6 million lives across Africa by providing access to clean energy and other essential products.In September 2022, Bboxx acquired solar home system provider PEG Africa, consolidating its leading position in the market and expanding its geographical footprint to Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ghana, and Mali, bringing its total operating markets to 10 countries. As of 2023, Bboxx's products were actively used by over 643,000 people, resulting in better lighting, improved connectivity, and the mitigation of more than 65,000 tCO2e emissions through the replacement of kerosene lanterns and other fuels.In March 2022, Bboxx launched the Flexx product line, consisting of a portable solar lantern and a multi-light system with charging ports, aimed at serving rural customers at the bottom of the energy pyramid in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Deriving insights from uncommon data streams

Alternative Data

StreetLight Data is a private company that provides software licenses to cities, companies, and organizations, allowing them to access anonymized data on how, when, and where people travel within specific geographic areas. The company's technology utilizes location services data voluntarily provided by individuals through their smartphones and GPS devices to generate detailed insights into transportation patterns.
StreetLight Data's offerings enable clients to gain a comprehensive understanding of mobility trends, including pedestrian, cycling, and public transit usage. This data-driven approach aims to assist urban planners, transportation agencies, and businesses in making informed decisions about infrastructure investments, project planning, and operational strategies.
The company's software can overlay demographic data from census information onto its mobility maps, providing valuable insights into how transportation networks serve different segments of the population based on factors such as race, income levels, and education. This capability allows clients to identify areas where transportation services may be lacking for vulnerable communities and take steps to address these disparities.
StreetLight Data's technology has been employed in various projects, including determining optimal locations for electric vehicle charging stations in California and developing parking plans for major events like the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. The company claims that its data-driven approach offers a more accurate and cost-effective alternative to traditional traffic studies and surveys, which often provide an incomplete picture of travel patterns.

Founded in 2010, EIT InnoEnergy is the leading innovation engine in Sustainable Energy. With offices in Europe and US, the firm seeks to make equity minority investments in early-stage companies and through added value services make the business case bigger, sooner and safer (de-risking). Investment scope: climate tech and energy sectors.

TablePointer is the AI solution for small and medium commercial facilities to optimize energy efficiency, manage assets, and upgrade profitability right away.

BillionBricks provides net-zero homes as-a-service, at scale

Sistema.bio is a manufacturer of prefabricated modular biodigester systems for farmers to produce fertilizer and biogas. The company provides biogas solutions for thermal energy used in cooking and mechanical energy in farming.

INERATEC offers a wide range of solutions, from pilot applications to chemical plants. They make sustainable, CO2-neutral, and cost-effective e-fuels and e-products available to all. They provide reactors suitable for fluctuating renewable energy applications.

GetSolar is a tech-enabled renewable energy startup seed-funded by ENGIE, one of the world's largest renewable energy companies. GetSolar provides and unlocks zero upfront cost, solar-as-a-service solutions to a large, underserved segment of smaller property owners in Southeast Asia, with a mission to make it as simple as possible for property owners to get solar.

BBOXX designs, manufactures, and distributes plug and play solar systems to enhance access to energy throughout Africa. It aims to expand on this mission by creating innovative methods of distributing renewable energy to the bottom of the pyramid in developing countries. Consumers will have the ability to have a western energy experience off-the-grid and in rural areas. The company focuses on providing access to the fundamental need of access to electricity combined with superior customer service.

Sensorfact offers smart energy savings in the manufacturing industry. The company is a smart advisor for the industry who translates sustainability to day-to-day language and specific actions. No complex sensor technology, no complex software and no complex business models. We make sustainability understandable and transparant.

Wenu Work developed IoT technology in order to help companies become more productive and sustainable, through energy efficiency. With easy-to-install sensors and user-friendly platforms, Wenu Work provides valuable tools in order to enable better decision making within companies in terms of energy efficiency, operational efficiency of critical assets, energy cost allocation throughout the business units across a company, communication to stakeholders regarding sustainability, etc.

UnaBiz specializes in product design, manufacturing, and connectivity solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT). The company offers a hybrid of low-power wide-area technologies to support applications in smart metering, asset management, and supply chain monitoring. With a focus on cost efficiency and sustainability, It aims to empower businesses to leverage IoT for operational growth.

HomeBioGas offers the most advanced, compact and cost-effective anaerobic digesters  that convert  kitchen waste  and animal manure into cooking gas and liquid fertilizer, while maintaining highest safety and health standards.

Redaptive is an Energy-as-a-Service provider that funds and installs energy-saving and energy-generating equipment. Redaptive’s programs help many of the world’s most sophisticated organizations reduce energy waste, save money, lower their carbon emissions, and meet their sustainability goals across their entire real estate portfolios. With Redaptive, customers can overcome capital and contractual barriers to achieve energy-saving benefits quickly, all with real-time data powered by Redaptive’s proprietary Data-as-a-Service metering platform.

Husk Power Systems (''Husk'') owns, builds and operates solar-hybrid microgrids that serve off-grid and weak-grid communities in rural Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. It provides its business and residential customers with 100% renewable electricity and access to energy efficient appliances. In the process, it is contributing to climate resilience while also avoiding a significant amount of emissions from diesel generation. Husk has more than 200 minigrids in operation, the largest fleet in the world. The company is a catalyst for economic growth and social well-being, helping rural communities increase incomes and create employment by starting or expanding microenterprises and running electricity-operated machines that increase productivity. It also provides reliable power to local clinics and schools and education, improving healthcare and educational outcomes.  Husk Power Systems was founded by co-founded by CEO Manoj Sinha in 2008 and is based in the United States, with operations in India and Nigeria.

As the technology leader in organic photovoltaics, Heliatek develops, produces and distributes industrial-grade organic PV solar solutions for virtually any building surface (horizontal, vertical, curved, rigid, and flexible). Heliatek stands for energy solutions designed for various traditional and never been possible before applications based on its unique features – it is ultra-light, flexible and truly green. HeliaSol® is a ready-to-use solution, ideal for retrofitting on existing building structures. HeliaFilm® is tailor-made solar film for companies in the building and construction material industry, to integrate into their façade or roof system products. Heliatek currently employs about 160 people at the Dresden and Ulm locations in Germany. The Free State of Saxony, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the European Union funded research and development, as well as the installation of the production technology.

Gogoro is a provider of electric scooters and a battery swapping system for urban electric two-wheel scooters and motorcycles. With a mission to deliver consumer innovations that will improve how the world’s populated cities distribute and utilize energy, the company is enabling the transformation of megacities into smart cities. Gogoro is working toward a better future by putting power in the hands of everyone—to move us all forward, faster. Founded in 2011, Gogoro is based in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.

PEGAfrica is an asset financing company currently selling Pay As You Go solar energy products to off-grid customers in Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, and Senegal.  PEG’s Pay As You Go solar systems give our customers access to better quality light, mobile phone charging, and appliances like radios and televisions.   Hugh Whalan and Nate Heller founded PEG in 2013. It has its headquarters in Accra in Ghana.

Ever since Tabreed was commissioned by the UAE Government to construct a district cooling plant in Suweihan in the late 1990s, the company has continued to play a vital role in enabling the nation’s economic development by providing pioneering cooling solutions to key infrastructure projects - first in the UAE, and later, across the GCC.

Mera Gao Power builds, owns, and operates low-cost solar powered micro grids in North India.

Unisun Energy is a globalized photovoltaic technology solution provider, Unisun's eminent services rely on its effecient cost control, professional technology team, abundant project and financial resources, front-edge data analysis and reassuring O&M.

Enlight is a solar energy company for homes and small businesses.  Our customers use the endless energy provided by the sun to generate their own electricity at a substantially lower cost, with more clarity about their consumption and through a great customer experience. Enlight has thousands of customers and is a partner of Engie, the  largest independent electricity producer in the planet.

Samotics is a Dutch technology company with an AI-powered solution to radically improve asset availability and eliminate energy waste of industrial electric motors and rotating equipment. Samotics supports global industrial companies in reducing energy waste and unplanned downtime. Its customer base includes sector-leading players such as Anglian Water, ArcelorMittal, and Nobian.

kWh Analytics is the market leader in solar risk management. By leveraging the most comprehensive performance database of solar assets in the United States (20% of the U.S. asset class) and the strength of the global insurance markets, kWh Analytics’ customers are able to minimize risk and increase equity returns of their solar portfolios. kWh Analytics invented the Solar Revenue Put to help solar investors reduce their biggest cost: the cost of capital. The credit enhancement has been valued by the leading project finance banks and implemented by top investors on $500M+ of solar projects. We wrote the book on “risk management” for solar investors, and our software solution, HelioStats, supports the market’s largest financial institutions on their data management and compliance obligations. kWh Analytics is backed by private venture capital and the US Department of Energy. kWh Analytics was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California.

StreetLight Data brings mobility patterns to light for planners, modelers, and engineers by giving them on-demand access to the Big Data resources and processing software for transportation. Their online platform, StreetLight InSight lets its users turn anonymous location data from millions of mobile devices into customized, actionable analytics. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Advanced Microgrid Solutions installs advanced energy storage systems in buildings to lower energy costs for consumers and provide clean. AMS's Hybrid-Electric BuildingsTM Project deploys large networks of battery systems in targeted buildings where electric utilities need grid support. The company can seamlessly shift an entire fleet of buildings from grid power to battery power providing real-time support to the electric grid. Building owners get paid for being part of the solution to today's energy challenge. Advanced Microgrid Solutions artificial intelligence-powered software maximizes the value of renewables, batteries, and entire asset portfolios so they can deploy and use more clean energy with higher ROI. It uses deep learning algorithms to enable optimized trading of complex energy assets in wholesale energy markets.  The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.

Redbird offers global solutions to optimize resources, improve performances, and secure operations via the analysis and the processing of aerial data acquired by drones.

Sigfox is the world’s leading provider of connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT). The company has built a global network to connect billions of devices to the Internet while consuming as little energy as possible, as simply as possible.  Sigfox’s unique approach to device-to-cloud communications addresses the three greatest barriers to global IoT adoption: cost, energy consumption, and global scalability. Today, the network is present in 26 countries and on track to cover 60 by 2018 – covering a population of 397 million people. With millions of objects connected and a rapidly growing partner ecosystem, Sigfox empowers companies to create new innovations on the IoT.  Founded in 2010 by Ludovic Le Moan and Christophe Fourtet, the company is headquartered in Labège near Toulouse, France’s “IoT Valley”. Sigfox also has offices in Paris, Madrid, Munich, Boston, San Francisco, Dubai and Singapore.

Simpa offers solar power systems to households and shops in rural areas. Customers make a small initial payment to have a solar PV system installed, then it's simply pay-as-you-go for the electricity. They mimic the compelling pricing model of pre-paid cell phones. But these small payments for electricity also add up towards the total purchase price and once fully paid, the customer owns the system and enjoys the benefits of clean, reliable electricity, for free. The company was founded in 2010 and is based in Karnataka, India.

ENGIE is a global energy player and an expert operator in the three key sectors of electricity, natural gas and energy services. The Group supports changes in society that are based as much on economic growth as on, social progress and the preservation of natural resources.   ENGIE employs 152,900 people worldwide and achieved revenues of €74.7 billion in 2014. The Group is listed on the Paris and Brussels stock exchanges (ENGI) and is represented in the main international indices: CAC 40, BEL 20, DJ Euro Stoxx 50, Euronext 100, FTSE Eurotop 100, MSCI Europe and Euronext Vigeo (World 120, Eurozone 120, Europe 120 and France 20).   As a global energy player, ENGIE operates in close to 70 countries on 5 continents. While the Group still intends to maintain its position as a key player in Europe and a leader on the energy transition, it is now a benchmark energy provider in the emerging world.

<div> ENGIE (EPA: ENGI) is a French multinational energy company that specializes in the generation, distribution, and sale of electricity and natural gas, along with providing other energy-related services. ENGIE was formed in 2008 as a merger between Gaz de France (a state-owned enterprise) and Suez (a French company specializing in water and waste management), and was formerly known as GDF Suez. ENGIE generated revenue of EUR 82.6 billion (~USD 90 billion) in 2023. ENGIE operates under seven business segments:&nbsp; <ol> <li> Global Energy Management &amp; Sales segment (~45% of total revenue in 2023) engages in selling energy to businesses and provides tailor-made energy management services to support its customers' decarbonization efforts.&nbsp; </li> <li> Retail segment (~20%) includes the sale of gas and electricity to individual customers .&nbsp; </li> <li> Energy Solutions segment (~13%) includes the production of low-carbon energy through the construction and management of decentralized energy networks.&nbsp; </li> <li> FlexGen segment (~6%) includes power generation activities using gas or coal.&nbsp; </li> <li> Networks segment (~8%) encompasses activities and projects related to electricity and gas infrastructure.&nbsp; </li> <li> Renewables segment (~7%) includes activities related to renewable energy generation, including the financing, construction, operation, and maintenance of facilities.&nbsp; </li> <li> Nuclear &amp; Others segment focuses on power generation using nuclear and liquefied natural gas (LNG).&nbsp; </li> </ol> ENGIE operates across 31 countries; France is its largest market (~44% of total revenue in 2023). ENGIE estimates its EBIT (excluding Nuclear operations) to range between EUR 7.5 billion and EUR 8.5 billion (~USD 8.1 billion and ~USD 9.2 billion) in 2025 (EUR 9.5 billion (~USD 10.3 billion) in 2023). </div>

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New technology allows individuals and organizations to become carbon intelligent

Carbon Management Software

Pure-play software solutions that measure, monitor, analyze, and report carbon footprints of internal business operations including ESG management and reporting software. Excludes supply chain and other Scope 3 carbon intelligence solutions.

Software for offsetting business carbon footprints including carbon intelligence startups that also offer offsetting solutions. Primarily includes instant offsetting services and carbon trading marketplaces.

Pure-play software solutions to measure, monitor, and analyze personal carbon footprints.

Software solutions to reduce, and offset personal carbon footprints including carbon intelligence startups that also offer offsetting solutions.

Pure-play software solutions that measure, monitor, analyze, and report carbon footprints from supply chains and other Scope 3 emissions.

Carbon trading marketplaces that allow individual and business users to buy and sell carbon offsets.

Earth-friendly biotech solutions for the textile, packaging and construction industries.

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 BASF, a top chemical and material science company, has entered a seven-year contract with the global energy group ENGIE, based in France, to procure ENGIE's biomethane.
 With the help of this agreement, ENGIE will supply BASF with 2.7 to 3.0 terawatt hours of biomethane. This biomethane is a green alternative to fossil raw materials that BASF uses in its manufacturing processes at Ludwigshafen and Antwerp sites. This switch will aid in diminishing BASF's carbon footprint and offer their customers’ products with reduced or zero carbon footprints.&nbsp;
 
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