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We caught up with Stéphanie Brine, Group Manager at Tihange nuclear power station in Belgium, to discuss her fascinating career path, her experience as a woman in...
Find out moreFully involved in a project resulting in the successful acquisition of a 1.7 GW hydroelectric portfolio by ENGIE and partners Crédit Agricole Assurances and Mirova, Tractebel expertise has contributed to further strengthen ENGIE’s presence in Portugal and on the Iberian renewable market.
Working since 2019 on the acquisition of several EDP hydroelectric assets valued at EUR 2.2 billion, Tractebel contributed as Technical and Environmental advisors, as well as carrying out the technical Due Diligence of the facilities during the competitive bidding and tender preparation phase.
The input of Tractebel in the negotiations with EDP was key to implementing the integration process. It also helped to reach agreements with EDP on key issues such as the shared management of reservoirs, the environmental measures, and the services to be provided by EDP during the transition phase.
Our experts were also on hand to assist the ENGIE team in charge of the integration of the assets and in discussions with the Portuguese Environment Agency for the validation of the transfer of concessions.
We caught up with Stéphanie Brine, Group Manager at Tihange nuclear power station in Belgium, to discuss her fascinating career path, her experience as a woman in...
Find out moreJointly with its partner, MODULO architects, Tractebel will combine its infrastructure and nuclear expertise to support the design and construction of PanTera's actinium-225...
Find out moreTractebel and its subsidiary company RED published a White Paper on how Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) can provide zero-emission, reliable, and sustainable energy to data...
Find out morePowering the future of Nepal: Plans for the monumental Upper Arun hydropower project will be set in motion in March 2024. Our experts will oversee every phase of the...
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