ENGIE announced the signing of a EUR 1,033 million export financing facility, benefiting from a guarantee by Euler Hermes, acting on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany. An event held on this occasion on May 26, at ENGIE?s headquarter in La Garenne-Colombes 2026, brought together key stakeholders, including representatives from Euler Hermes, lending banks, industrial partners, as well as representatives from German institutional and economic organizations. The transaction was structured with a pool of international banks, with Citi acting as Coordinator and Agent Bank, alongside CaixaBank, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and ING.

ENGIE thus becomes the first energy company to benefit from a Green Shopping Line Facility launched in 2025 by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, enhancing the flexibility, efficiency and competitiveness of this type of financing. This facility will support the procurement of equipment from a wide range of German suppliers for renewable energy projects. As part of its growth strategy, ENGIE aims to reach 95 GW of installed capacity in renewables and storage by 2030, supported by a EUR 21?24 billion growth investment program over the 2025?2027 period.

This export financing contributes to strengthening this ambition by diversifying the Group?s funding sources. This Shopping Line provides ENGIE with a secured and flexible framework to source German technology, while making a concrete contribution to Europe?s energy transition and resilience. The solution also benefits from Export Credit Guarantees of the Federal Republic of Germany, combining speed, simplicity, and reliability at scale.