More than 50% of the world’s population now lives in urban areas, but this figure is expected to rise to 68% by 2045. In order to identify and understand its customers’ challenges looking ahead to 2030, ENGIE asked Tractebel to carry out a study on the cities of tomorrow, in 2030. The purpose is to offer them better support. The study, which was carried out prior to Covid-19, points out the risks, opportunities and areas of resilience to face the future. These lessons are all the more relevant in the context of a pandemic.
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More than 50% of the world’s population now lives in urban areas, but this figure is expected to rise to 68% by 2045. In order to identify and understand its customers’...
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Tractebel has been selected by the Dutch government to perform the Wind Resource Assessment (WRA) for the Hollandse Kust (West) Wind Farm Zone (HKWWFZ). The...
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Key milestones of the world’s second large-scale floating off-shore wind farm are pioneering moments and Tractebel’s goal-driven approach has helped make the innovation a...
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Tractebel is helping to build the new Maritime Campus Antwerp (MCA), the new center for innovative projects around the broad maritime industry.
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Tractebel and its subsidiary IMDC, in a consortium with Arcadis, were appointed by the Flemish government to help improve the accessibility of the Zeebrugge inner...
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Thanks to the combined expertise of Tractebel and other ENGIE’s companies, Belgium’s non-profit organisation...
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Tractebel and the ENGIE Group pay tribute to Philippe Bodson, former Head of Tractebel Group.
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Pushing agendas, the Montlégia Clinic in Liege, Belgium, with Tractebel help, opened its doors on 21 March, to help meet the Coronavirus challenge.
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