SUEZ and ENGIE have partnered with the signing of their first two corporate photovoltaic Power Purchase Agreements (cPPAs). These agreements focus on renewable energy production at non-hazardous waste storage sites. Their joint plans include operationalizing 14 solar photovoltaic facilities by 2026, in addition to the existing four, with a combined capacity nearing 180 MWp. This collaboration aligns closely with SUEZ’s sustainability roadmap, aiming to increase its electricity consumption from sustainable sources to 70% globally and achieve 100% in Europe by 2030.
SUEZ and ENGIE Partner on PV projects
SUEZ and ENGIE’s two corporate photovoltaic Power Purchase Agreements (cPPAs) aim to operationalize 14 new solar facilities by 2026. (Image Credit: Pexels)
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