THE FULLY OPERATIONAL TAMAYA PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT
As part of ENGIEs Transformation plan in Chile which aims to move
away from coal as an energy source the Tamaya photovoltaic plant
located in the north of the country near the Atacama Desert received
its commercial operating permit in January 2022 The plant composed
of nearly 300000 photovoltaic panels represents a renewable energy
contribution of 114MWac
With 210000 tons of CO
2
emissions avoided
the project is making a very concrete contribution to the transition to
a carbonneutral economy which is at the heart of ENGIEs strategy
said Arturo Bugueño Tamaya Project Manager
Built during the Covid19 pandemic the plant was the result of a
particularly rigorous health and safety program The teams involved in the
project were able to overcome public health difficulties and demonstrate
agile management to avoid any critical delay in the process In time ENGIE
plans to install an additional 2000MW of renewable energy in the country
4,800
employees
worldwide
No. 1
in wind
and solar
in France
38 GW
in 100% installed
capacities
(end-2022)
€1.6 billion
EBIT 2022
OCEAN WINDS CONTINUES TO SOAR
A joint venture formed in 2020 by EDPR and ENGIE,
Ocean Winds took off with lightning speed in 2022 with
8 GW of projects won over the year. In Scotland, it won a
new zone in the Moray Firth for a future 2 GW farm, then
was awarded two ocean floor leases near the Shetland
Islands for floating offshore wind projects for 1.8 GW
and 500 MW respectively. In California, it won a floating
offshore wind farm project that will have a capacity of
2GW and in the New York Bay auction it won an offshore
zone where a wind farm with up to 17GW of capacity will
be installed For Rafael Munilla Director of Development of
Ocean Winds
These successes prove that the production
of renewable electricity from offshore wind power has a
bright future They also point out that offshore wind farms
that produce clean carbonfree energy are essential to the
energy transition in which many states are committed
Ocean Winds now has a portfolio of 15projects in
operation construction or development in seven countries
representing a total capacity of 166GW This development
is tied to the strong growth potential of offshore wind
which plays its part in diversifying the energy mix and
as part of the decarbonized energy offering
RENEWABLES
With its GBU Renewables, ENGIE contributes to the construction of the energy system of tomorrow.
The challenge Decarbonize and balance the energy mix, in particular by placing the emphasis on solar
and wind.
Development and operation
of renewable projects
Design, build, operate:
• Hydroelectricity
• Solar
• Onshore wind
• Offshore wind
• Battery storage associated
with a renewable asset
EXPERTISE AND KEY GOALS
The Group is investing heavily in decarbonized energy production facilities
and intends to increase its capacity by an average of 4 GW per year between
now and 2025 and by 6 GW per year from 2026.
The majority of investments should be focused in the five priority markets
of the GBU, namely US, France, Brazil, Chile and offshore wind.
STRATEGY PURSUED
RELATED GOALS
Achieve a portfolio of 50 GW
by 2025 and 80 GW by 2030
ENGIE added 3.9 GW of renewable capacity in 2022, bringing the total
100% renewable installed capacity to nearly 38 GW at end-2022. The Group’s
ambition is supported by a pipeline of 80 GW at end-December 2022.
The offshore wind sector has accelerated sharply.
PROGRESS MADE
B U S I N E S S C A S E
Arturo Bugueño
Project Manager PV Tamaya
Rafael Munilla
Chief Business Development
Officer at Ocean Winds
Peak power
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Energy management and supply
to B2B customers (GEMS)
•
Corporate Power Purchase Agreements
• Market risk management
• Energy storage – batteries
• 3,200 employees
Nuclear-powered electricity production
• 2,100 employees
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