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ENGIE manages a range of energy businesses in the United States and Canada, including retail energy sales and energy services to commercial, industrial and residential customers, natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) distribution and sales, and electricity generation and cogeneration. In 2015, ENGIE recorded €69.97 billion in global revenues ($77.6 billion USD). More than 3,500 employees work in the region, and Houston serves as corporate headquarters. About the businesses: Retail Electricity ENGIE is one of the largest non-residential retail electricity suppliers in the United States and currently serves commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in 14 markets. Supplying energy to nearly 50 percent of Fortune 100 companies, ENGIE serves over 85,000 accounts, with an estimated peak load totaling nearly 10,000 MW. The company also offers electricity service to residential and small business customers in 12 U.S. markets under the brand Think Energy®. Energy Services Through the integrated facility management and commitment to energy performance improvement of customer facilities, ENGIE offers integrated management solutions—including on-site solar, battery and cogeneration design and installation. Natural Gas & LNG Operating for nearly 45 years, the Everett LNG Terminal near Boston, Mass., is the No. 1 LNG facility operator in the United States today, and it maintains a proven history of innovation and an exemplary record of safety and reliable operation. Power Generation In the United States and Canada, ENGIE owns and/or operates cogeneration, steam, and chilled water facilities, representing a capacity of approximately 11,300 MW of electricity generation. The North America renewables portfolio consists of wind, solar and biomass/biogas assets, with a capacity of close to 1,000 MW. In Canada, ENGIE is among the Top 5 wind developers, with assets in Ontario, the Maritimes and British Columbia.