GDF SUEZ supports humanitarian projects through its Energy Assistance association

The association responds to requests from local communities that lack access to energy.
It provides material means, in the form of equipment and people, through employee volunteer efforts: technical assistance, expertise, transfer of experience. In addition, Energy Assistance examines a project’s economic, social and environmental impacts for controlled consumption, limited production of waste, and a preference for renewable energies. It also verifies that the local people have the technical and economic capacity to ensure continuous operation and long-term maintenance.
A project committee selects the projects and tracks their progress after they have been approved by the Board of Directors. A communications committee handles internal and external communications. Other committees are responsible for various administrative matters (finance, accounting, etc.).
A staff team ensures the association’s organization and coordination.