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Engie Earnings Dip on Warmer Weather, Wind Woes
7 May
Summary
- First-quarter earnings before interest and tax declined by 8.4%.
- Warmer weather impacted domestic gas sales and deliveries.
- Onshore wind project development slowed in the United States.

French utility Engie experienced a decline in its first-quarter earnings. The company's earnings before interest and tax, excluding nuclear operations, saw an 8.4% decrease compared to the previous year, settling at 3.4 billion euros. This figure aligned with analyst forecasts.
The decrease in earnings was largely influenced by warmer weather conditions, which led to reduced domestic gas sales and deliveries. Engie, involved in gas and electricity production, transportation, and sales, is navigating a shifting energy landscape.
Furthermore, Engie confirmed challenges related to onshore wind project development in the United States. While progress continues in the solar and battery sectors, obtaining necessary permits for onshore wind projects has become increasingly difficult, with some permits being revoked. This situation highlights broader permitting hurdles faced by the company.