Engie’s EU ETS-covered power generation rises 8% in 2022

Published 11:31 on February 21, 2023  /  Last updated at 11:31 on February 21, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Power generation covered by the EU ETS rose 8% last year across Engie's European portfolio, the company announced in full-year results on Tuesday, driven by a drop in hydro and nuclear output that saw its gas assets produce 10% more electricity year-on-year despite record high energy prices.
Power generation covered by the EU ETS rose 8% last year across Engie's European portfolio, the company announced in full-year results on Tuesday, driven by a drop in hydro and nuclear output that saw its gas assets produce 10% more electricity year-on-year despite record high energy prices.


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