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Our Renewables team invests in a mix of renewable energies, such as wind and solar, to generate sustainable power. We’re leveraging our global experience and ENGIE’s ambition to achieve net zero carbon by 2045.
Our ambitions
ENGIE's ambition is to be a world leader in the zero-carbon transition, and we're developing a renewable energy portfolio in Australia. With a mix of energy solutions such as wind, solar, gas, hydrogen and batteries, we are well on our way to achieving our goal of net zero by 2045. That's why, to us, zero is everything.
Delivering innovative energy solutions
Our energy portfolio
ENGIE is building its energy portfolio in Australia, with over 3,000 megawatts (MW) of energy under development through renewable and non-renewable sources such as wind, solar and industrial-scale batteries. Our ambitious plan will support Australia's transition to a cleaner and more reliable energy grid.
Wind Farms
Wind power plays an important role in the transition to renewable energy, helping us create a more reliable and efficient hybrid energy system. The combined generation capacity of our current and proposed wind farm projects could generate enough renewable energy to power up to 1.2 million average Australian homes.
Solar Farms
Solar farms are an excellent energy source, providing clean and renewable power. Building solar farms allows us to diversify our energy sources while decreasing our dependence on fossil fuels.
Who is ENGIE?
Simply Energy has undergone a transition, and is now ENGIE.
Operating in 30 countries across five continents, ENGIE has ambitions to lead the transition to a carbon neutral future.
Our priorities
Customer focused
We proudly serve over 650,000 electricity and gas customer accounts across Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia and Queensland.
Renewables
We are committed to developing large-scale renewable energy assets in wind, solar and battery storage to create a cleaner, more cost-effective energy grid.
Frequently asked questions
What is ENGIE doing to achieve net zero emissions?
Globally, ENGIE is committed to decarbonisation, aiming to reach net zero by 2045. We aim to do this by reducing carbon emissions per kWh produced compared with benchmarks set in 2017, reducing emissions of products sold by at least 34%, and increasing the share of renewables in the energy mix.
Find out more in our Sustainability Report.
What infrastructure is ENGIE invested in?
In Australia, ENGIE is focusing on diversifying its generation capacity and investing in renewable energy for the future. We have two operational wind farms in South Australia, and many more in development.
The Hazelwood Battery Energy Storage System forms part of ENGIE’s commitment to net zero by 2045. The battery’s innovative design and the site’s unique location provide the flexibility to scale up storage capacity quickly and cost-effectively to respond to network and market demand.
When did ENGIE arrive in Australia?
ENGIE has been driving innovation globally for almost two decades. We’ve been in Australia since 1996 as investors in power assets and retail energy services, and as providers of sustainable energy solutions to customers across the country.