ENGIE reported a solid start to 2026, supported by sustained operational performance and continued investment across its core businesses, according to first‑quarter financial results. The company confirmed its 2026 guidance, citing resilience amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty.

During the quarter, ENGIE advanced its strategy to strengthen regulated and flexible assets, including the completion of the UK Power Networks acquisition, nearly two months ahead of schedule. The company also continued to expand its global power networks portfolio with new transmission projects awarded in Brazil and an acquisition in Peru.

Investment in the energy transition remained a central focus. ENGIE reported 6.6 gigawatts of renewable energy and battery storage capacity under construction, alongside the acceleration of battery development in Europe with 400 megawatts of new projects. These investments reflect continued efforts to support system flexibility and reliability as power demand grows.