Accelerating the energy transition for a better tomorrow

We combine our E&C capabilities with our technological know-how to develop new solutions that will support the world`s energy transition. Our leadership in LNG, a critical transition fuel, positions us well for the future.

In addition, we offer a range of design, construction and industrial solutions that we expect will become more prominent as the world transitions to a less carbon-reliant economy.

We`re leveraging our engineering expertise and technologies to develop new projects in hydrogen, sustainable chemistry, biofuels, CO2 management/ decarbonization in addition to other solutions.

Together with our clients, we`re taking on the world`s biggest and most innovative energy challenges to build a better tomorrow.

15,000

talented employees worldwide

operating countries

450

projects under execution

65+

years of operation

Technip Energies’ DNA

As a world leading engineering and technology company, we are an industry pioneer at the forefront of the energy transition. We are born from a rich history and a clear vision for the future.

We are made of passion for excellence and innovation, commitment to safety and quality, deep integrity, ability to collaborate and partner, and an unparalleled track record in the energy business.

As a new company, we decided and announced that, during our first year, we would dedicate time to engage with our stakeholders to define the company Purpose and Values, and to establish a meaningful and significant ESG roadmap.

By doing so, we were able to frame the unique DNA that unites us at Technip Energies. Our DNA reflects our strong foundations, our rich experience, and is embedded in our culture.

It is at the heart of our brand and our signature: “Where energies make tomorrow.”

Technip Energies’ DNA is expressed through our Purpose (why we exist), our Values (how we work); it is also reflected through our ESG commitments (what truly matters to us and our strategic priorities).

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