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Sectors	Coal Electric Power Generation, Hydroelectric Power Generation
Headquarters
Ownership	In 2011, the French Government held 36% of the shares and 50.5% was publicly held. Groupe Bruxelles Lambert held 5.2% and employees held 2.9% of the shares.
Subsidiaries	Engie Energy Internationl – United Kingdom Tractebel – Belgium
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About ENGIE

ENGIE (known as GDF SUEZ until April 2015) is the largest independent power producer in the world. In 2013 it operated 600 power plants worldwide. It had 113.7 GW of installed power production capacity and 10 GW more under construction. Natural gas is the source of 59% of its energy production, 15% comes from renewables, 14% from coal and 5% from nuclear. Around 43% of its generating capacity is installed in Europe, with another 39% in Asia, 11% in North America, 11% in South America and 1% in Africa.

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About ENGIE

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News

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Utilities Beyond Fossil Fuels

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Mongolia Selects GDF Suez-led Group to Build 450MW Power Plant

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GDF takes control of International Power to form energy giant

Un projet de GDF-Suez met en danger les dernières tribus isolées d'Amazonie

Funcef e Petros cobiçam 10% da Camargo em Jirau

Cernavoda nuclear reactor too dangerous to build, says new report

Greenpeace files illegal state aid complaint for construction of nuclear plants in Romania and Bulgaria

Documents

Re-positioning ENGIE for long-term sustainable growth Accelerating in Renewables, committing to Net Zero Carbon by 2045

Last Gasp - The coal companies making Europe sick

ENGIE media statement on Hazelwood

ENGIE Hazelwood factsheet

GDF 2013 Financial Report

GDF 2012 Activities Report

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