• Meta recently announced it will purchase 100% of the electricity generated by ENGIE’s upcoming 600 MW Swenson Ranch Solar project in Stonewall County, Texas, set to be ENGIE’s largest U.S. asset and operational by 2027.

• This agreement brings the ENGIE-Meta partnership in Texas to over 1.3 GW of renewable capacity, while the US$900 million project is expected to create 350 construction jobs and generate nearly US$160 million in local tax revenues throughout its lifespan.

• We’ll explore how ENGIE’s expanded partnership with Meta signals strengthened demand for clean energy and impacts its investment outlook.

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To be a shareholder in ENGIE, you need to believe in the long-term expansion of clean energy and sustained demand from large-scale buyers such as Meta. The recent Swenson Ranch Solar announcement strengthens ENGIE’s U.S. renewables presence and highlights its ability to secure major offtake agreements, yet its impact on near-term catalysts like earnings growth remains limited, while execution risk and U.S. regulatory developments persist as core challenges.

The full commissioning of the Red Sea Wind Energy project in Egypt, now the largest in the Middle East and Africa, demonstrates ENGIE’s success in bringing mega-renewables online and adding to its revenue base. Projects like Swenson Ranch further exemplify this momentum, supporting the catalysts around timely commissioning and portfolio optimization in priority markets.

However, investors should also be aware that shifting policy and regulatory headwinds in the U.S. could still threaten project returns, so while the long-term story is compelling…

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Engie’s narrative projects €75.8 billion revenue and €4.5 billion earnings by 2028. This requires a 0.6% yearly revenue decline and a €0.5 billion decrease in earnings from €5.0 billion currently.

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