Eiffage Énergie Systèmes

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Eiffage Énergie Systèmes is the energy systems division of the Eiffage Group, one of Europe's leading companies in construction, infrastructure, concessions, and energy. It designs, realizes, operates, and maintains systems and equipment in electrical, industrial, climatic, and energy engineering, offering tailored solutions for the industry, infrastructure and networks, cities and communities, and tertiary sectors.

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Headquartered in Vélizy-Villacoublay near Paris, France, the company operates across Europe and internationally with more than 500 locations in nearly 50 countries. It employs approximately 40,000 people and forms a key part of the Eiffage Group, which achieves annual turnover exceeding 25 billion euros. Core activities encompass electrical installations, HVAC and energy systems, renewable energy projects including solar and wind installations, digital integration, and specialized maintenance services.

The division plays a significant role in the nuclear sector, participating in major maintenance and installation contracts for EDF nuclear power plants, frequently as part of consortia such as with SPIE Nucléaire. It emphasizes energy transition, low-carbon solutions, and support for European decarbonization strategies through innovative and sustainable technologies.

As a subsidiary and operational brand of the Eiffage Group, it integrates specialized entities and brands like Clemessy, positioning itself as a reference European integrator of multi-technical energy equipment and services.

Also known as EES, EES - GD, Clemessy, and Eiffage Energie Systemes.

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1 September 2026
SPIE Nucléaire wins rotating-machines maintenance contracts at seven EDF nuclear sites

Consortium deals cover seven French nuclear sites, mobilise nearly 100 staff and involve over 1,200 rotating‑machine maintenance tasks; contracts began on January 1.