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| ENGIE Türkiye
The Turkish legal team at French multinational power, natural gas and energy services company, ENGIE is led by general counsel, Berna Gungenci. The team is now made up of six...
| Engie Perú
In May 2018, the Engie-owned Intipampa project was “plugged in”. This is a 40 MW solar plant in Peru Moquegua, and the venture was awarded in a power auction held...
| Engie
The energy sector is fast paced and unpredictable. Climate change, the new technology and the shift to accommodate renewable energy has added to the pace of change, leading to a...
| Engie
In a market that fluctuates constantly, the legal team at ENGIE Mexico has become a point of reference to competitors and to its ENGIE Latin America business colleagues. Mechanisms it...
| Engie
French multinational Engie has been active in Mexico since 1989 and is currently a major player among private gas pipeline operators and natural gas distributors in the country, operating three...
| Engie
France-headquartered Engie is a multinational utility company operating in the fields of electricity generation and distribution, natural gas, nuclear and renewable energy. Known as GDF SUEZ until April 2015, the...
| ENGIE Australia
Active in Australia since 1996, ENGIE Australia (formerly GDF Suez Australia) is now responsible for the generation of approximately 2,000MW of energy via renewable, gas-fired and brown coal power plants....
| ENGIE Africa
With over 50 years in the continent, ENGIE Africa is active in a variety of countries through its power generation, energy services, and micro-grid/off-grid subsidiaries. The 12-member legal team in...
Engie’s market for power and water in the Middle East is both immense and growing, with the UAE alone projected to increase its electricity requirements by up to 40% between...
| Engie Italy
ENGIE has been operating in Italy for 20 years and is now one of the leaders in the energy sector. It is also a shareholder of Tirreno Power, one of...
| Engie
Engie continued its excellent record of success in 2018 with revenues of €60.6bn posted at year end. Its legal team prizes excellent knowledge of the law and implications on the...
| Engie
The Italian subsidiary of French energy company ENGIE is served by a legal team that is highly recommended by its internal business partners and external colleagues alike. A nominating source...
| Engie Energía Chile
Engie Energía Chile, part of GDF Suez Group, is the largest electric company in Chile’s Great North Interconnected System (SING) – its northern region, specialised in the production and transport...
During 2015, international energy company ENGIE began an ambitious transformation programme to reorganise its business lines, which collectively generate €70bn in turnover and employ 150,000 people, into 24 new geographical...
Described as a ‘group of diverse, innovative and solution-oriented lawyers’, the 23-person legal team (18 legal professionals and five non-legal staff) at Engie’s Asia Pacific Business Unit (BU) supports the activities of the company in Southeast Asia. Mostly comprised of senior legal advisors with over 10 years of individual legal experience, the team provides a comprehensive array of legal services (ranging from simple corporate services to complex M&A deals) and delivers timely, practical and value-oriented legal solutions to Engie’s commercial teams. Under the leadership of Bangkok-based Asia Pacific general counsel Julien Pochet, the team has developed a collaborative approach to work with the rest of the company thereby developing a business relationship based on trust, confidence and a highly personalised service. ‘Our team is known for being readily accessible, for playing an active and significant role in project teams and for providing legal answers and solutions that are sensible, pragmatic and commercially responsive’, Pochet shares. In addition in the last two years, the team has made a conscious decision to engage legal advisors who are proficient not only in handling large centralised projects, but also in addressing legal queries related to small decentralised solutions. ‘Engie BU Asia Pacific Legal is certainly well-equipped and fully aligned with the strategy and vision of the group to be a forerunner in the new energy world through co-innovation and partnerships, designing and developing new energy models which are decarbonised, digitalised and decentralised and to improve the lives of people and support growth opportunities for businesses and communities’. The team has demonstrated a firm commitment to conceive and implement renewable energy solutions throughout the region by supporting a number of ground-breaking projects. Notable examples, among others, include the team’s work on the financing of the Muara Laboh Geothermal Project in Indonesia and its legal support in Thailand to Glow Energy, the company’s first Waste-to-Energy project in Southeast Asia.
