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Our community work focuses on educational outreach programs, supporting at various careers events and promoting jobs within STEM. We are dedicated to supporting the next generation of energy transition makers and are willing to share our expertise with young people, from primary school to recent graduates, drawing from real life scenarios and encouraging creativity and innovation.
At ENGIE we are aware of the impact we have on the environment and communities that are located in the areas we serve. With this in mind we have dedicated personnel that work with the environment agency, local wildlife agencies, and experts in the field of ecology to advise us on how to lessen our impact and support local projects.
We are proud to support a variety of national and grassroots charities across the UK. We achieve this in a number of ways, from employee fund raising and corporate sponsorship to colleague volunteering days.
We hope that our efforts go a small way in making a big difference.
Each employee at ENGIE UK has up to two paid volunteering days to support a charity of their choosing.
We are pleased to see many of our employees helping out in their communities and to hear from our charity partners about the huge difference and impact this is having on people.
Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives focus on supporting local organisations, enhancing educational opportunities, and promoting environmental stewardship. Through strategic partnerships and dedicated efforts, we strive to address pressing social issues and contribute to the well-being of our society.
First Hydro Company places high priority on its role as a patron for a wide range of initiatives that benefit local communities, sport, the arts and the environment.
We have contributed to many differing projects, assisting to make a success in a range of activities and projects that are generally within a 20 mile radius of our two power stations in Gwynedd.
First Hydro Company – Community Relations
Martyn Johnson General Manager at Chance Changing Lives (CCL) “In December 2024 CCL received £4500 from Storengy UK a company of ENGIE. This donation has been utilised to provide the following:
Support for vehicle costs for our electric van which during the last 12 months has collected 8 Tonnes of food that would otherwise have gone to landfill. That food has been used to help 150 families including 123 disadvantaged children.
Essential food items were purchased including a range of fresh fruit and vegetables, frozen meat and poultry products. It’s vital that our families, especially the children, get a wide variety of fresh fruit and vegetables to promote improved health and wellbeing and these items are free in the pantry to those who have been referred to us.
We have been able to use some of the donation for volunteer costs, of which there are 50 at CCL. Part of the donation from Storengy UK was utilised to purchase branded aprons for our volunteers bearing their name.
Storengy UK has also provided staff time to help us freshen up the walls in our Community Pantry making it brighter and cleaner. Staff spent a day painting our walls and refitting our office space making it more conducive to our needs.
We remain indebted to Storengy UK for their continued support, a support that we have enjoyed for over 3 years. Thank you, we really couldn’t do this without you.
Jane Harrad-Roberts, Project Director for Green Expo said; “The Green Expo Youth Conference is a wonderful opportunity to engage students from schools and colleges across Cheshire and the Wirral on career choices and green skill and job options. We are so grateful for the support from Storengy UK a company of ENGIE, without whom we could not put on events like this that provide so much for the next generation of industry leaders.
In the afternoon, Amy Howarth, a graduate commercial analyst with Storengy UK, participated in our Q&A panel discussion, alongside representatives from Chester Zoo, EET Hydrogen and the Cheshire and Warrington Pledge.
Amy and all the Storengy UK team involved seemed to enjoy the event and we hope will be back at Green Expo in 2025. Amy, as part of the discussion group, was really relatable to the students, as the youngest member of the panel and most recently out of education. Her passion for her job was very evident and, while being interviewed afterwards, Amy said she had been really impressed by the engagement of the students and had learned as much from them as the panel had imparted.”
Andrea Watts from Queens Park High School said
“As part of our commitment to provide outstanding Careers Education Information and Guidance, we were thrilled to welcome 28 employers from a wide range of organisations to conduct mock interviews with our Year 11 and 13 students. It was wonderful to see so many of our students smartly dressed and ready to engage in professional dialogue.
The feedback from employers was fantastic, I am proud of how our students conducted themselves. This valuable mock experience ensures our students are prepared for future interviews. We would like to express are sincere thanks to Storengy UK a company of ENGIE for giving us their time to take part in these worth while sessions and supporting the next generation.”
The project will involve habitat mapping, student-led activity planning, and on-the-ground improvements to enhance biodiversity—aligning with ENGIE’s Supply’s youth and nature themes.
More than 4,600 junior rugby players, dancers and performers were able show their talents at the world-famous Headingley Stadium in 2025 as part of the ENGIE Gameday Experience.
ENGIE has completed the £45m remediation and transformation of the former Rugeley Power Station into a sustainable community asset.
Of all the phrases ubiquitous to the REMA debate, “we would not start from here” is one that everyone seems to agree on. But what does that really mean? What can today’s policymakers learn from what their predecessors got right, and what they got wrong?
This incredible event at Green Expo 2024 brings together young minds, innovators, and future leaders, all with a shared passion for sustainability.
ENGIE, the owner of Gorst Energy, which is a leading anaerobic digestion site located in Clyst St Mary, is proud to announce its support for two community projects in Exmouth.
ENGIE UK is pleased to announce its partnership as one of the key sponsors for the inaugural Green Phoenix Festival, presented by Exeter Phoenix.
ENGIE and the Leeds Rhinos Foundation have today confirmed a new partnership to champion diversity and inclusion in the city of Leeds
ENGIE Product and Marketing team members recently volunteered at Pigs in the Wood, a non-profit sanctuary for pigs and other rescued animals located in the village of Scissett, Huddersfield.
