Sentences with phrase «french electricity company»

It is exactly what has been happening with surprising frequency since that famous 2003 drought, where the French electricity company had to stop a whole series of nuclear plants because there was not enough water in French rivers, and its temperature was too high.

French electricity company, EDF, has announced the acquisition of a major offshore wind farm in the UK.

Not exact matches

Reactive now partners with a number of companies, including the French hypermarket chain Carrefour, to balance supply and demand across national electricity grids.

Enbridge entered the offshore wind market in 2015 by buying into E.ON's Rampion project, which recently began generating electricity, and shortly followed by investing in an EDF - backed development company with a 1.4 GW pipeline of French offshore wind projects.

Not to be outdone, a partnership between Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, (Europe's largest solar energy research center), and two French companies developed a multi-junction solar cell that converts 46 percent of solar light into electricity.

-LRB-...) beneficiaries of the ECB policy include German chemical giant BASF; electricity firms EDF, Engie, Enel, E.ON and Iberdrola; Airbus Group and Ryanair; telecoms companies Orange, Deutsche Telekom, Telefonica, Telecom Italia and KPN; oil and gas companies Shell, ENI, Total and Repsol; car companies Volkswagen and Renault; French pharmaceutical firm Sanofi; giant brewers Anheuser - Busch InBev and Heineken; conglomerates Unilever, Siemens and LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton); software and service provider SAP.»

I have created a french company, which name is ALTERELEC and as our the french electricity market is recently opened for domestic customers, we wish to promote renewable energies.

French insurance company AXA is targeting 100 % renewable electricity by 2025.

Non-contentious environment and health and safety expert Elizabeth Shepherd advised a French environmental services company and a Polish waste company on their joint tender to the City of Belgrade to operate a new energy from waste plant, supplying electricity and heat to the local utility companies.

Schoenherr has advised Alpiq Group, a Swiss energy services provider and electricity producer, on the CHF 850 million sale of its industrial business to French building company Bouygues Construction.