Engie Brasil Energia SA 2015 SR
The report highlights Tractebel Energia's performance in 2015, a year marked by its parent company's rebranding to ENGIE and a focus on the global energy transition. Despite a recessionary economy in Brazil, the company achieved a net income of R$1.5 billion and maintained its position as the largest private sector generator in the country. Key developments included the expansion of the Ferrari Thermoelectric Power Plant and progress on the Santa Mônica and Campo Largo wind complexes. The company was included in the ISE index for the 11th consecutive year and aligned its initiatives with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Company: Engie Brasil Energia SA
Sector: Energy utilities
Country: Brazil
Year: 2015
Type: SR
Pages: 63
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Engie Brasil Energia SA
Sustainability Report
The report highlights Tractebel Energia's performance in 2015, a year marked by its parent company's rebranding to ENGIE and a focus on the global energy transition. Despite a recessionary economy in Brazil, the company achieved a net income of R$1.5 billion and maintained its position as the largest private sector generator in the country. Key developments included the expansion of the Ferrari Thermoelectric Power Plant and progress on the Santa Mônica and Campo Largo wind complexes. The company was included in the ISE index for the 11th consecutive year and aligned its initiatives with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Report Year
2015
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2015 - Dec 31, 2015
Fiscal Year
2015
Published
Apr 20, 2016
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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