ENGIE’s Post

What’s clear from ENGIE’s Q1 report is that the market is moving beyond stand‑alone projects. Customers want integrated solutions that keep pace with real‑world complexity across renewables, storage, and networks. That’s not easy to deliver. it takes scale, flexibility and the ability to manage risk in motion. ENGIE is leaning into that reality, strengthening its position across the value chain to provide energy that’s not just cleaner, but more dependable. Reliability is the real differentiator.

Decom Week 26 - built for our community Despite significant headwinds in the economy and industry in general the vast majority of people we meet are hard working, committed and trying to reach positive outcomes that solve problems, create employment and improve environmental outcomes in the energy sector. We literally curate the content at Decom Week to reflect what we hear from members and stakeholders and from what we anticipate in the future. Please join us for our annual take on all things decom, where we will expand on these points. We have speakers tabling new contract awards, helping us to describe the policy position from the negotiating table and, arguably most important, sharing knowledge and best practice in decommissioning. See you there! Sam

Scaling our capabilities to grow in future-facing growth markets It was an honor to present at our 2026 Investor Day and share Worley’s next phase of growth and our plan to achieve it.   Across our global markets, the momentum behind the energy transition and the need for energy security is creating significant opportunities in energy, chemicals and resources (ECR) markets. We’re well positioned to capture them.   We’re building on our strong engineering foundations and sustainability leadership with AI-enabled full project delivery – for more customers, in more markets, both existing and new.   In ECR, these include integrated gas and energy‑transition materials. Beyond that, newer opportunities where capital is flowing at pace include data centers, power and nuclear. We already have experience in these, and now we’re scaling it.   Thank you to our people and partners. Together, we’re building our next era for our customers, our people and our shareholders.   For more: https://lnkd.in/gRCxyNfj #Worley #InvestorDay  

Senior level move - WSP makes senior hire in planning business Alex Herbert has worked for more than a decade on the client side in the energy sector WSP has hired a new major projects director for its planning and consents business. Alex Herbert’s appointment is meant to strengthen the consultant’s capability to support nationally significant infrastructure projects, including major energy schemes. Herbert (pictured) has worked for more than a decade in client-side roles with organisations including RWE Renewables, Low Carbon, HORIZON NUCLEAR POWER LIMITED and Tidal Lagoon Power. “We’re seeing growing demand from clients navigating the complexity of major infrastructure planning and consenting, particularly across the energy sector,” said Gareth Howells, managing director for Planning & Consents at WSP. “Alex’s experience – especially from the client side - gives him a deep understanding of the challenges developers face, and the practical solutions needed to unlock delivery. His appointment strengthens our ability to support projects that are critical to the UK’s net zero ambitions.” https://lnkd.in/egzwDrYe

France’s new energy landscape transforms corporate procurement into a strategic tool French companies are being pushed into a new era of energy buying, one in which procurement is tied as much to regulation and carbon strategy as to price. The end of the ARENH framework, which for years gave firms access to a slice of nuclear electricity at a regulated €42/MWh, is forcing buyers to rethink how they secure supply and manage risk....

America doesn’t have an energy shortage — it has an energy‑infrastructure bottleneck. Across my career developing power projects for industrials, digital infrastructure, and utilities, one lesson has been consistent: when we expand the solution set, we expand our capacity to grow. Renewables, natural gas, nuclear, and hybrid systems each play a critical role. The challenge isn’t choosing one over another — it’s building enough of all of them to support a modern economy. What investors want is clear: predictable pathways to deploy capital into real assets. What policymakers want is equally clear: reliability, affordability, and resilience. We can achieve both by shifting our focus: Reward investment, not specific technologies. Let markets determine the mix that delivers reliability and value. Enable independent and competitive power solutions to serve industrial loads that need speed and certainty. Empower utilities to modernize and expand transmission, the backbone that unlocks every other form of generation. Streamline development so capital can flow into projects that strengthen the grid instead of getting trapped in process. If we want to support communities, manufacturers, and digital infrastructure, we need a system that encourages building — not one that slows it down. The future belongs to regions that can deliver energy at scale. The leaders who make that possible will be the ones who understand how to align markets, policy, and infrastructure.

White & Case LLP has advised Talen Energy Supply (NASDAQ: TLN) on its issuance of U$1.50 billion in aggregate principal amount of 6.125% senior notes due 2031 and US$2.5 billion in aggregate principal amount of 6.375% senior notes due 2033. The issuances are expected to close on April 29, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. Read more. https://ow.ly/pcKG50YNNiF

White & Case LLP has advised Talen Energy Supply (NASDAQ: TLN) on its issuance of U$1.50 billion in aggregate principal amount of 6.125% senior notes due 2031 and US$2.5 billion in aggregate principal amount of 6.375% senior notes due 2033. The issuances are expected to close on April 29, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. Read more. https://ow.ly/AU2L50YP5KC

White & Case LLP has advised Talen Energy Supply (NASDAQ: TLN) on its issuance of U$1.50 billion in aggregate principal amount of 6.125% senior notes due 2031 and US$2.5 billion in aggregate principal amount of 6.375% senior notes due 2033. The issuances are expected to close on April 29, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. Read more. https://ow.ly/CRA950YNa0g