ENGIE launches ENGIE Impact
Published by Naomi Holliman,
Digital Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
ENGIE has launched ENGIE Impact, uniting ENGIE Insight, Ecova UK, Red Engineering, and the Advisory and Advanced Analytics division of Tractebel under a common umbrella. ENGIE Impact will offer consulting and services for sustainability strategy development, execution, and tracking to accelerate sustainability transformation for corporations, cities, and governments around the world.
In February 2019, ENGIE adopted a strategy aiming to offer businesses and local government the ability to achieve their zero-carbon transition.
As part of this effort, ENGIE Impact was created to engage with executives and organisational leaders to set tailored strategies and specific roadmaps to achieve their sustainability and zero-carbon objectives, across energy, water, waste and more, globally. With 18 offices worldwide and headquarters in New York City, ENGIE Impact has a portfolio of 1000 clients, including 25% of the Fortune 500 Companies, across more than a million sites.
“Society is making strides towards a zero-carbon future, but it’s not happening fast enough. Businesses and local governments can significantly accelerate their action against climate change,” said Olivier Biancarelli, Executive Vice President of ENGIE Group. “With ENGIE Impact, and its Chief Executive Officer Mathias Lelievre, we are proud to lead the sustainability transformation and zero-carbon transition with our clients, developing and applying greener profitable solutions, supported by world class expertise and technology.”
For more information on ENGIE Impact, please click here.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/the-environment/24072019/engie-launches-engie-impact/
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