Tractebel

Belgiumtractebel-engie.com

Tractebel Engineering SA is a leading global engineering and consulting firm headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, and a subsidiary of the ENGIE Group. With over 150 years of experience, it employs more than 5,000 experts across offices in over 30 countries.

The company specializes in integrated solutions for sustainable energy and built environment projects, covering markets such as nuclear, renewables, power & gas, hydropower, water resources, desalination, high-tech buildings, and infrastructure. Services span the full project lifecycle, including strategy, design, engineering, environmental studies, project management, and digital tools.

Tractebel has designed civil works for 60 nuclear power plants and over 600 dams worldwide. Its expertise extends to advanced nuclear technologies, research reactors, healthcare applications, and industrial facilities, including involvement in chemical and process engineering through acquisitions like CHEMING in the Czech Republic.

Projects Tractebel is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Tractebel, of which one is active.

Tractebel's role on them: Pre-FEED / FEL study.

1 Announced / Concept

1 new construction.

Contractors and offtakers are recorded on this project For subscribers

Targeting: Carbon dioxide (1), Hydrogen (1)

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Latest news on Tractebel

7 May 2026
SPIE Joins Consortium to Build PanTera Actinium‑225 Production Facility in Mol

Consortium to build facility boosting production of a cancer radioisotope; scope includes HVAC, sanitation and technical gases. Construction started; equipment integration planned late 2026.

1 February 2023
Engie and Equinor Complete H2BE Feasibility Study in Ghent

The 1 GW H2BE hydrogen project at Rodenhuize in Ghent moves to the next development phase, with over 20 potential off-takers and support from investment funds and Belgian authorities.

16 December 2021
ENGIE and Equinor Launch H2BE for Low-Carbon Hydrogen in Belgium

The H2BE project will produce low-carbon hydrogen from natural gas using ATR and CCS, supporting Belgium's hydrogen strategy and aiming for operations before 2030 to meet decarbonization targets.

Where its projects are

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