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| 18/6/2019 06:41 | L’Oreal Brazil signs wind PPA with Engie Wind farm in Brazil. Author: Otávio Nogueira. License: Creative Commons, Attribution 2.0 Generic. June 18 (Renewables Now) - Brazilian power utility Engie Brasil Energia SA (BVMF:EGIE3) announced on Monday it will be supplying L'Oreal Brazil with power from the 212.6-MW Trairi wind complex in Ceara. No financial details were given. The local unit of French energy group Engie (EPA:ENGI) said that under the power purchase agreement (PPA), the cosmetics company will be avoiding 7,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions across its sites in Brazil. The PPA allows L'Oreal to use clean energy to power its manufacturing plants, distribution centres, research centre and headquarters. It supports the company's sustainability commitment and its goal of cutting CO2 related to energy consumption at its operated sites, Engie pointed out. Engie Brasil has 6% of the country’s wind capacity, with an installed capacity of 9,866 MW in 60 wind farms. | grupo | |
| 17/6/2019 16:37 | Bp 536 -0.54% Vodafone 127.46 -0.44% Royal Dutch Shell 2,517 +0.08% Glaxosmithkline 1,588.4 +0.25% Rio Tinto 4,773 +0.06% Royal Dutch Shell 2,522.5 +0.24% | waldron | |
| 17/6/2019 07:19 | Macquarie starts tracking at neutral with target of EUR 13. | grupo | |
| 16/6/2019 18:52 | Jun 16, 2019 - 08:33 pm FCA teams up with Engie & Enel X for charging solutions Charging infrastructure Enel X Engie Europe FCA italy fca-fiat-Chrysler-Sy Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has concluded two charging infrastructures for future electric cars and plug-in hybrids of the Group. Enel X will provide for the installation of charging stations in Italy, while Engie will roll-out infrastructure in 14 other European countries for FCA. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is moving (albeit late) on e-mobility. The latest cooperation with the group team Enel and Engie. The agreement with Enel asks for the installation of charging stations over the next two years at FCA's plants, offices, research and development centers and employee parking facilities in Italy. There will also be cooperation agreements in Spain and Portugal to provide services and other services. Moreover, FCA has signed a cooperation agreement with Engie for 14 other European countries, namely in Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Netherland, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland and UK. The utility will provide solutions directly and through its subsidiaries Engie Eps (Electro Power Systems) and the charging infrastructure manufacturer EVBox to around 2,800 dealers and FCA customers. This includes the Wallbox itself and individual advice, according to the announcement. Besides, it will provide "low-cost and convenient access" to public charging stations. FCA has not yet provided any information on the scope of supply. The initiative also includes research and testing of new technologies to reduce the total cost of ownership of electrified vehicles, says FCA. fcagroup.com, enelx.com, engie.com Author: Nora Manthey | adrian j boris | |
| 16/6/2019 07:14 | France’s Engie in electric car charge Rachel Millard June 16 2019, 12:01am, The Sunday Times The GeniePoint network has 900 public and workplace charging points French utility giant Engie has bought the electric vehicle charging network ChargePoint Services (CPS), marking a significant push into the growing market. London-based CPS owns the GeniePoint network, which has 900 public and workplace charging points with about 20,000 registered drivers. The deal brings a big upgrade to Engie’s network, which had 100 UK charging points and 75,000 worldwide. The purchase is thought to be worth up to £20m based on CPS’s size. Utilities, as well as oil and gas players, are increasingly interested in electric car charging as countries try to cut carbon emissions. Engie was rebranded from GDF Suez in 2015 as it adapted to a global shift towards renewable sources of energy and electrification. | waldron | |
| 15/6/2019 08:11 | DEALSTREETASIA.COM GIP in talks to buy Engie’s Indian solar power business in likely $500m deal By Utpal Bhaskar June 15, 2019 American investor Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is in talks to buy the Indian solar power business of French energy firm Engie SA in a deal potentially worth around $500 million, a person aware of the development said. GIP is interested in Engie Solar, which has an 1,100 megawatt (MW) solar portfolio in India, the person said on the condition of anonymity. Of this, 740MW is operational. Rothschild and Co. has been mandated to find a buyer for the assets. Mint had earlier reported that private equity (PE) fund Actis Llp and Edelweiss Infrastructure Yield Plus Fund were in talks to buy the French firm’s Indian solar power business. With the newly-elected Narendra Modi government articulating its vision for reliable and uninterrupted power supply to households in its second term, along with a focus on green energy sources, the interest in India’s emerging green economy continues unabated. Last week, sovereign wealth funds GIC Holdings Pte Ltd and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority agreed to invest $495 million in Greenko Energy Holdings, in one of the largest funding rounds by an Indian clean energy producer. In an emailed response, Engie India manager Malcolm Wrigley declined to comment on “market speculation”. A GIP spokesperson, in an emailed response said: “We don’t comment on market speculation.” M.K. Sinha, managing partner and co-head, GIP India, did not respond to Mint’s queries. An external spokesperson for Rothschild said: “I have been mandated to post to you that Rothschild & Co. does not comment on market speculations.” GIP has been present in the Indian clean energy space and led a group of investors to acquire Equis Energy for $5 billion in October 2017. The sale included liabilities of $1.3 billion and the Indian portfolio of the Singapore-based renewable energy developer, comprising green energy platforms Energon and Energon Soleq. GIP has also set up an office in India, its first in an emerging economy. It also acquired the infrastructure investment business of IDFC Alternatives Ltd and plans to raise an India-focused fund, besides investing in buyout opportunities. The two infrastructure-focus Read more at: | adrian j boris | |
| 14/6/2019 20:07 | LIVEMINT India has an installed solar energy capacity of 25.21GW. (Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint) India has an installed solar energy capacity of 25.21GW. (Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint) US-based GIP in talks to buy Engie’s Indian solar power business 2 min read . Updated: 14 Jun 2019, 11:24 PM IST Utpal Bhaskar French firm Engie Solar has an 1,100 megawatt solar portfolio in India of which 740MW is operational Rothschild and Co. has been mandated to find a buyer for the assets Topics GIPNarendra Modi NEW DELHI: American investor Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is in talks to buy the Indian solar power business of French energy firm Engie SA in a deal potentially worth around $500 million, a person aware of the development said. GIP is interested in Engie Solar, which has an 1,100 megawatt (MW) solar portfolio in India, the person said on the condition of anonymity. Of this, 740MW is operational. Rothschild and Co. has been mandated to find a buyer for the assets. Mint had earlier reported that private equity (PE) fund Actis Llp and Edelweiss Infrastructure Yield Plus Fund were in talks to buy the French firm’s Indian solar power business. With the newly-elected Narendra Modi government articulating its vision for reliable and uninterrupted power supply to households in its second term, along with a focus on green energy sources, the interest in India’s emerging green economy continues unabated. Last week, sovereign wealth funds GIC Holdings Pte Ltd and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority agreed to invest $495 million in Greenko Energy Holdings, in one of the largest funding rounds by an Indian clean energy producer. In an emailed response, Engie India manager Malcolm Wrigley declined to comment on “market speculation". A GIP spokesperson, in an emailed response said: “We don’t comment on market speculation." M.K. Sinha, managing partner and co-head, GIP India, did not respond to Mint’s queries. An external spokesperson for Rothschild said: “I have been mandated to post to you that Rothschild & Co. does not comment on market speculations." GIP has been present in the Indian clean energy space and led a group of investors to acquire Equis Energy for $5 billion in October 2017. The sale included liabilities of $1.3 billion and the Indian portfolio of the Singapore-based renewable energy developer, comprising green energy platforms Energon and Energon Soleq. GIP has also set up an office in India, its first in an emerging economy. It also acquired the infrastructure investment business of IDFC Alternatives Ltd and plans to raise an India-focused fund, besides investing in buyout opportunities. The two infrastructure-focus Mint had on 19 March last year reported about Engie’s plans to sell a stake in its solar power portfolio. With €60.6 billion in annual revenue, Engie is the world’s largest electricity generator outside government control, with an installed capacity of 115.3 gigawatts (GW). Of this, 22% is from renewable energy sources. Engie plans to set up capacity of 2GW in India by 2019. It also has a 280MW wind power portfolio. India has an installed renewable energy capacity of 74.79GW, of which solar and wind power account for 25.21GW and 35.14GW, respectively. India is running the world’s largest renewable energy programme and plans to achieve 175GW of renewables capacity by 2022 as part of its climate commitments. The government plans to award a mammoth 100GW of solar and wind contracts by March 2020. Given the ambitious 2022 target, the government’s strategy is to complete the bidding process by March 2020 so that developers have enough time to construct these projects. | sarkasm | |
| 14/6/2019 16:27 | Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 62.19 +1.44% Gasoline NYMEX 1.72 +1.26% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.38 +2.54% (WTI) 52.7 USD +1.23% FTSE 100 7,345.78 -0.31% Dow Jones 26,075.41 -0.12% CAC 40 5,367.62 -0.15% SBF 120 4,237.09 -0.23% EuroStoxx 50 3,379.19 -0.33% DAX Index 12,096.4 -0.60% Ftse Mib 20,620.43 -0.05% Eni 13.944 +0.29% Total 47.25 +0.57% Engie 12.955 +1.13% Orange 13.82 -0.50% Bp 538.9 -0.02% Vodafone 128.02 -0.79% Royal Dutch Shell 2,515 +0.20% Royal Dutch Shell 2,516.5 -0.08% | waldron | |
| 14/6/2019 12:38 | New agreement moves ENGIE a step closer to achieving 2021 regional goals June 14, 2019 0 engie north america Image credit: Stock ENGIE North America has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) to expand its clean energy portfolio in Texas. The PPA was signed with Target Solar for the provision of 89MW of solar energy generated at the Sand Fork Solar plant. Once operational in 2021, the solar plant will generate energy to power customers of ENGIE North America for a period of 15 years. Annually, the plant will generate 250,000MW for ENGIE customers, enough energy to power 250,000 homes for a whole month. The project is expected to contribute to ENGIE achieving its goals set under the Client Solutions pillar which includes developing at least 2.5 GW of wind and solar capacities in the next 3 years in the US and Canada. Worldwide, ENGIE has plans to add 9GW of renewables by 2021 to its existing 24GW as at the end of 2018. “We truly value the opportunity to support Target in its commitment to source electricity from renewables,” said Gwenaelle Avice-Huet, CEO of ENGIE North America. “By serving Target with the Sand Fork Project, we’re proud to help shape a sustainable future for customers and communities and reinforce our ambition to lead the zero-carbon transition.” | waldron | |
| 14/6/2019 09:21 | Engie sells notes for TAG deal LatinFinance-9 hours ago Aliança Transportadora de Gás Participaç&ot | sarkasm | |
| 14/6/2019 09:14 | 30 July 2019: Publication of results of the first half of 2019 | sarkasm | |
| 14/6/2019 09:14 | Mean consensus OUTPERFORM Number of Analysts 18 Average target price 15,3 € Last Close Price 13,2 € Spread / Highest target 40% Spread / Average Target 15% Spread / Lowest Target -1,6% | sarkasm | |
| 14/6/2019 09:04 | 14/06/2019 | 10:36 The group has announced a new order for LNG carriers. The order comes from the Korean shipyard Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), for the design of LNG tanks of two LNG carriers on behalf of the Greek shipowner Dynagas. 'This announcement confirms the good order dynamics which confirms our profitable sequence', says Oddo. 'This gives an increase in visibility to 2022'. Oddo confirms its opinion Buy on the value with a goal of 102 E. The title is in the Top Pick List H1 2019 Oddo. | sarkasm | |
| 14/6/2019 08:53 | 14/06/2019 | 9:26 BARCELONA (Agefi-Dow Jones) - Automaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) announced on Friday that it has signed agreements with French energy company Engie and a subsidiary of the Italian group Enel, Enel X, to develop mobility solutions electric. These two agreements will enable Fiat Chrysler to offer charging solutions and services to individuals and businesses, said the Italian-American car manufacturer in a statement. They include "also researching and testing new technologies to reduce the total cost of electrified vehicles," said Fiat Chrysler. "The main objective of the two partnerships is to offer private and public charging solutions to support the sales of the future range of electric vehicles of FCA," continued the group. The automaker has indicated that it wants to install about 700 charging stations on its sites in Italy in the next two years. These will be installed in factories, offices and other premises of the company, so that employees can recharge their vehicle while working. The company will join forces with Enel X in Italy, Spain and Portugal, while the Engie agreement covers 14 other European countries, including France, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. "These partnerships build on the electric mobility strategy we announced last year as part of our five-year plan," Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley said in the statement. -Pietro Lombardi, Dow Jones Newswires ed: LBO Agefi-Dow Jones The financial newswire | sarkasm | |
| 14/6/2019 06:36 | Goldman Sachs target raised from 14.30 to 15.80 EUR. | the grumpy old men | |
| 14/6/2019 05:43 | Engie inaugurates in Belgium the largest solar park in Benelux By Le Figaro with AFP Posted on 13/06/2019 at 18:34 The French group Engie, which claims a leading role in renewable energies, today inaugurated in the north of Belgium the largest photovoltaic panels park in Benelux, for a metallurgist who consumes a lot of electricity. "With an installed capacity of 99.5 megawatts (MW), this park of 303,000 solar panels will produce 85,000 MWh annually, the equivalent of the annual consumption of 25,000 families," said a spokeswoman for Engie Benelux. The Kristal Solar Park, located in Lommel, near the border with the Netherlands, will supply directly to a zinc furnace operated in the same industrial area by the metallurgical company Nyrstar. READ ALSO - The new departure of Engie "The park will cover between 8 and 10% of the needs of the Nyrstar site. Other companies that will later settle on the site will also be able to connect directly to the solar park, "said the spokesperson. The Belgian subsidiary of Engie, for its part, will maintain the panels for 15 years. For Engie, which also operates Belgium's seven nuclear reactors, which are often singled out for their dilapidation, this solar park is emblematic of the renewable energy development strategy. In Belgium, the group already operates 153 wind turbines in 38 parks. It stands as "the largest renewable energy producer" in the country with "670 MW installed capacity". In photovoltaics, the specialist subsidiary Engie Fabricom Solar Technics "has already installed no less than 900,000 panels, which represents 280 MW and a total CO2 reduction of 100,000 tonnes per year," the group says. In Belgium, at present, more than 50% of the electricity consumed is of nuclear origin, and the commitment of the political power to leave the nuclear industry by 2025 is regularly questioned in the economic circles. The strongest reluctance can be observed in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking north, the economic engine of the country, where Engie has installed its solar park. According to the group, this new installation "represents only 25% of Flanders' solar ambitions for 2019". Digital CameraDigital Camera Discover Le Figaro with AFP | the grumpy old men | |
| 13/6/2019 16:33 | Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 61.51 +2.57% Gasoline NYMEX 1.69 +1.71% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.34 -1.60% (WTI) 52.58 USD +2.68% FTSE 100 7,368.57 +0.01% Dow Jones 26,059.08 +0.21% CAC 40 5,375.63 +0.01% SBF 120 4,247.01 +0.03% EuroStoxx 50 3,390.5 +0.08% DAX Index 12,169.05 +0.44% Ftse Mib 20,617.66 +0.75% Eni 13.904 +0.61% Total 46.98 +0.06% Engie 12.81 -1.50% Orange 13.89 +0.22% Bp 539 -0.33% Vodafone 129.04 -0.23% Royal Dutch Shell 2,510 -0.22% Royal Dutch Shell 2,518.5 -0.30% | waldron | |
| 12/6/2019 17:17 | Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 61.04 -2.01% Gasoline NYMEX 1.68 -2.44% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.37 -0.92% (WTI) 51.86 USD -1.63% FTSE 100 7,367.62 -0.42% Dow Jones 26,019.05 -0.11% CAC 40 5,374.92 -0.62% SBF 120 4,245.63 -0.60% EuroStoxx 50 3,386.63 -0.50% DAX Index 12,115.68 -0.33% Ftse Mib 20,477.75 -0.64% Eni 13.82 -1.61% Total 46.95 -2.73% Engie 13.005 -0.50% Orange 13.86 +0.07% Bp 540.8 -2.91% Vodafone 129.34 -0.65% Royal Dutch Shell 2,515.5 -1.06% Royal Dutch Shell 2,526 -0.86% | waldron | |
| 11/6/2019 16:16 | Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 62.33 +0.06% Gasoline NYMEX 1.71 +0.70% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.36 +0.30% (WTI) 53.38 USD +0.13% FTSE 100 7,398.45 +0.31% Dow Jones 26,072.95 +0.04% CAC 40 5,408.45 +0.48% SBF 120 4,271.45 +0.48% EuroStoxx 50 3,403.78 +0.53% DAX Index 12,155.81 +0.92% Ftse Mib 20,614.02 +0.63% Eni 14.046 +0.33% Total 48.27 +0.04% Engie 13.07 -0.23% Orange 13.85 +0.62 Bp 557 +0.27% Vodafone 130.18 -0.17% Royal Dutch Shell 2,542.5 +0.04% Royal Dutch Shell 2,548 -0.08% | waldron | |
| 11/6/2019 05:15 | AFRIK21 DJIBOUTI: Engie to build 30 MW solar power plant in Grand Bara By Jean Marie Takouleu - Published on June 11 2019 / Modified on June 10 2019 DJIBOUTI: Engie to build 30 MW solar power plant in Grand Bara ©wadstock/Shutt An agreement has recently been signed between the Djibouti government and the French company Engie, which specialises in energy production. The company will build a 30 MW solar power plant in the Grand Bara region, south of Djibouti. The Government of Djibouti has signed a framework agreement with the French company Engie for the implementation of the first phase of the solar project located in the desert region of Grand Bara, in the south of the country. The agreement concerns the construction of a 30 MW photovoltaic solar power plant. The solar power plant is part of a much larger project: the construction of a 300 MW solar complex. The overall investment is expected to amount to €360 million. It is an important project that is undergoing some changes and is keeping Djiboutians on the alert. Initially, in 2016, the first phase of the 50 MW project was awarded to Green Enesys, a German company. A ceremony for the laying of the foundation stone was even held, in the presence of Djibouti’s President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh. An important project Almost 3 years later, no solar panels have been installed in the Grand Bara desert and, logically, the situation of Djiboutians affected by interruptions in electricity supply has not changed much. Engie’s presence on the scene, however, brings hope. The 30 MW it will produce will enable Djibouti to reduce its dependence on Ethiopia, which supplies most of the electricity consumed in the country. Djibouti currently has an installed capacity of 126 MW, produced from thermal power plants. The government of this East African country, however, aims to consume 100% electricity produced from renewable primary energy sources in the coming years. It is possible, since the country has enormous potential. These include solar energy, with a very sunny territory, and wind energy, with windy coasts. In fact, a 60 MW wind project is currently in the government’s hands. The project involves the construction of a wind farm in the Goubet golf course in the east of the country. Qatar has expressed its willingness to invest in this project…. The largest renewable resource in the country is undoubtedly geothermal energy, with an estimated potential of 1,000 MW. Djibouti is located at the junction of three major rifts, namely the Red Sea Rift, the Gulf of Aden Rift and the East African Rift. At the end of these tectonic plates is a volcanic area with fumaroles and geysers. Such energy trapped in the subsoil, particularly around Lakes Abbe and Assal, is a huge and so far untapped source of renewable energy. | grupo guitarlumber | |
| 10/6/2019 16:08 | Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 62.63 -1.04% Gasoline NYMEX 1.71 -0.36% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.35 +0.69% (WTI) 53.82 USD -1.08% FTSE 100 7,375.54 +0.59% Dow Jones 26,170.08 +0.72% CAC 40 5,382.5 +0.34% SBF 120 4,251.21 +0.36% EuroStoxx 50 3,385.9 +0.26% DAX Index 12,045.38 +0.77% Ftse Mib 20,476.2 +0.57% Eni 14 +0.29% Total 48.25 +0.95% Engie 13.1 -0.87% Orange 13.765 +0.29% Bp 555.5 +0.67% Vodafone 130.4 +0.38% Royal Dutch Shell 2,541.5 +0.73% Royal Dutch Shell 2,550 +0.77% | waldron |
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