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Eni is an integrated energy company, founded in 1953, with 31.376 employees in 69 countries around the world, including Algeria, Angola, Mozambique, Mexico, Indonesia and Italy. In 2021, the company launched a new strategy that will enable it to provide a variety of fully decarbonized products, combining environmental and financial sustainability. The recent merger of the renewable and retail businesses in Plenitude (formerly Eni gas e luce), the development of bio-refineries and biomethane production, and the sale of low-carbon energy carriers and mobility services at service stations are among the main levers for taking the path towards decarbonization. Eni aspires to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations 2030 Agenda, supporting a just energy transition that meets the challenge of climate change with concrete and economically sustainable solutions by promoting efficient and sustainable access to energy resources, for all. * data updated to 2022

Hydro-Québec produit, transporte et distribue de l'électricité. Elle exploite essentiellement des énergies renouvelables, plus particulièrement l'hydroélectricité. Elle fait aussi de la recherche dans les domaines reliés à l'énergie et s'intéresse activement à l'efficacité énergétique. En outre, elle développe les technologies issues de ses recherches. Son unique actionnaire est le gouvernement du Québec. En vertu de la loi, le producteur fournit au distributeur un volume annuel d'électricité patrimoniale au-delà duquel le distributeur s'approvisionne sur les marchés dans un contexte de libre concurrence. Les activités de transport et de distribution sont réglementées. L'entreprise comprend quatre divisions : Hydro-Québec Production Hydro-Québec Production produit de l'électricité et la commercialise sur les marchés de gros au Québec et hors Québec. Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie exploite le plus vaste réseau de transport d'électricité de l'Amérique du Nord pour le bénéfice de ses clients au Québec et hors Québec. Hydro-Québec Distribution Hydro-Québec Distribution assure aux Québécois un approvisionnement fiable en énergie. Au-delà du volume annuel d'électricité patrimoniale fourni par Hydro-Québec Production, elle s'approvisionne sur les marchés. Elle s'emploie à ce que ses clientèles fassent une utilisation efficace de l'électricité. Hydro-Québec Équipement et la Société d'énergie de la Baie James, filiale d'Hydro-Québec, sont les maîtres d'oeuvre des projets de construction d'Hydro-Québec Production et d'Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie.

At Ontario Power Generation (OPG), our power is changing the world as we strive to electrify life in one generation. As the province’s largest clean power generator, OPG operates one of North America’s most diverse generating fleets. We are now advancing several clean energy innovations, including Small Modular Reactors, low-carbon hydrogen, and energy storage, to help set Ontario and the world on the path to an electrified future, where more aspects of life – from cars to homes and industries – are powered by clean electricity. As part of this vision, we’re also focused on becoming a net-zero company by 2040 and enabling a net-zero economy by 2050. We have already made major strides to a sustainable future. In 2014, OPG burned its last piece of coal to make electricity, which represented one of the world’s single-largest climate change-specific actions. Today, through the dedication of more than 9,500 employees, OPG generates almost half of the electricity that Ontario’s homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses rely on each day. We are committed to ensuring our energy production is reliable, safe, and environmentally sustainable for Ontarians today and for the future. In Ontario, our diverse fleet includes two nuclear stations, 66 hydroelectric stations, two thermal generating stations, one solar facility, and four combined-cycle gas generating stations, which are operated by our subsidiary, Atura Power. Additionally, we own two other nuclear generating stations in Ontario, which are leased on a long-term basis to Bruce Power L.P. In the United States, OPG owns and operates 85 hydroelectric stations in 18 states through our subsidiary, Eagle Creek Renewable Energy. Some of the actions OPG is taking now to prepare for our electric future include the ongoing refurbishment and upgrades of our hydro fleet, refurbishment of our Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, which will secure 30 more years of clean, reliable, low-cost power.