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Akuo Energy is a prominent independent producer of renewable energy based in France. As of late 2014, the company had a total capacity of 863 MW across various facilities that were either operational, under construction, or in the financing stage. Akuo Energy focuses on developing renewable energy production facilities with the aim of advancing renewable energy initiatives and addressing climate change. The company provides innovative and sustainable energy solutions that empower agricultural stakeholders, businesses, landowners, and communities to generate renewable energy while ensuring environmental preservation. Through its efforts, Akuo Energy contributes to a more sustainable future.

Ferrovial is a Spanish industrial company specializing in transport infrastructure and urban services, employing over 96,000 people across more than 25 countries. The company is organized into four main business segments: Toll Roads, Airports, Construction, and Energy and Mobility Infrastructures. Its Toll Roads division develops and operates toll roads worldwide, while the Airports segment manages four major airports in the United Kingdom: Heathrow, Aberdeen, Glasgow, and Southampton. The Construction segment focuses on designing and constructing various projects, including buildings, transport infrastructure, and water projects, as well as executing civil engineering work. Additionally, the Energy and Mobility Infrastructures segment operates infrastructure related to transport, natural resources, utilities, telecommunications, and waste management. Ferrovial is recognized for its commitment to sustainability, being included in prominent sustainability indices.

Verne Global, Inc. is a provider of computing solutions that focuses on colocation and HPC-as-a-Service offerings, along with DGX-Ready Hosting. Founded in 2006 and based in Arlington, Virginia, Verne Global operates a data center campus in Keflavik, Iceland, which is designed to address the growing challenges of energy costs and carbon emissions in the data center industry. This 45-acre facility, operational since 2012, utilizes renewable energy sources such as geothermal and hydroelectric power to deliver a 100% carbon-neutral service. The strategic location of the campus, situated between Europe and North America, allows it to cater to a diverse clientele across industries such as artificial intelligence, engineering, financial services, life sciences, and scientific research. Verne Global's solutions are aimed at providing energy-efficient and cost-effective operations, enabling customers to run performance-intensive applications in an optimized environment.

Attero B.V. is an energy and waste management company based in Wijster, the Netherlands, with a focus on recovering raw materials and producing sustainable energy. Founded in 1929 and formerly known as Essent Milieu B.V., the company specializes in the recovery of plastics, metals, and drinks cartons, generating renewable electricity and biofuels for various applications. It offers recycled plastics for diverse products such as cable ducts, plant pots, and food crates, and also produces biotrays for street furniture. Additionally, Attero recycles rubble and contaminated soil into reusable materials for construction and engineering projects, including concrete blocks and retaining walls. The company operates landfill sites and provides water purification services, emphasizing its commitment to environmental responsibility and the sustainable management of waste.

GreenYellow is a company that specializes in generating electricity through centralized power plants and decentralized photovoltaic projects. It offers solar panels and provides energy supply services to a diverse range of clients, including food and non-food retailers, government agencies, public utilities, and energy providers. The company's focus on energy efficiency includes operating energy efficiency contracts and offering monitoring services that help clients reduce their energy costs. By promoting solar photovoltaics and energy optimization, GreenYellow enables its customers to produce and manage clean energy, thereby creating value and providing a more affordable alternative to conventional energy sources.

Aire Networks is a national provider of telecommunications services in Spain, focusing on delivering comprehensive communication solutions for operators, public administration entities, and businesses. The company specializes in high-capacity connectivity, mobile infrastructure, data centers, voice-over-internet protocol (VoIP), and unified communications, catering to both rural and metropolitan areas. Aire Networks aims to enhance its clients' competitive advantage by offering tailored quadruple play wholesale products and services. The company prioritizes client relationships, treating them as partners and ensuring their needs are met with flexible and scalable solutions. Aire Networks' multi-service network is continuously monitored by specialized technical personnel, guaranteeing the quality and reliability of its services while maintaining competitive pricing.

Gesinne GS specializes in the design, manufacture, and sale of equipment aimed at optimizing electrical energy consumption. The company focuses on the intelligent stabilization of electrical voltage, which helps protect loads and prevent shutdowns. By enhancing the overall quality of power supplied from the electricity grid, Gesinne GS enables businesses to reduce energy costs while improving operational efficiency.

EWE is a German utility company, primarily owned by local governments, operating in the energy, telecommunications, and information technology sectors. It serves over 4.7 million customers across northern Germany, providing electricity, gas, and telecommunication services. EWE's integrated business model allows it to develop and operate intelligent energy systems, offering sustainable, efficient, and reliable energy solutions. With around 9,000 employees and annual sales exceeding 8 billion euros, EWE is one of Germany's largest utility companies. Its subsidiary, BTC, is a significant IT service provider in the country.

Géosel owns the Manosque underground storage facility in southeastern France and pipelines linking the facility to the oil ports in Fos and Lavéra, also in the same region. With a capacity of close to 9 million cubic meters, Géosel’s underground liquid hydrocarbon storage facility is one of the largest of its kind in Europe. It represents about 20% of France’s total hydrocarbon storage capacity and is primarily used to store around 40% of the country’s strategic reserves.

Spie Batignolles is a French construction company founded in 1846 and based in Paris. It specializes in a wide range of services, including construction, civil engineering, public works, energy infrastructure, and property development. The company offers finishing services such as structural works, thermal insulation, and internal fit-outs, along with civil engineering solutions involving engineered structures and urban infrastructure. Additionally, Spie Batignolles provides electrical engineering, multi-technical maintenance, and various foundation services, including piling and diaphragm walls. Its capabilities extend to road construction, piping work solutions, and excavation services such as demolition and concrete treatments. The firm also engages in real estate development and concession services, supporting both local and international projects. In 1968, it changed its name from Société de Construction des Batignolles to Spie Batignolles.

Enovos is a leading European utility company headquartered in Luxembourg. It specializes in the transmission and supply of electricity and natural gas, along with power generation from various sources, including renewable energies. The company serves as Luxembourg's primary energy provider and additionally operates in Germany, Belgium, and France.

Novarc SA specializes in the manufacture and distribution of electrical safety equipment designed for the operation and maintenance of low, medium, and high-voltage electrical networks. The company produces insulated tools and safety equipment that enhance electrical safety for professional clients involved in electrical operations. Additionally, Novarc offers maintenance products targeting the automotive and industrial sectors, supporting clients in vehicle cleaning and renovation. Through its focus on safety and efficiency, Novarc aims to improve operational standards in the electrical maintenance industry.

Outremer Telecom is a telecommunications provider that offers a range of integrated services, including fixed telephony, mobile telephony, and Internet access, catering to both residential and business customers in several French overseas territories, such as Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Reunion, and Mayotte. The company operates a private telecommunications network, developing land-line and satellite infrastructure, and boasts fiber-optic submarine cable capacity. Its service offerings encompass fixed-line telephone and broadband, video on demand, ADSL television, quad-play services, and digital TV packages, ensuring comprehensive communication solutions for its users.

JIT Solaire is a French photovoltaic energy company providing European standard-compliant turnkey solar electricity generating solutions.