DEPOSIT AGREEMENTDeposit Agreement • June 18th, 2008 • Gaz De France • Natural gas distribution • New York
GDF SUEZ and E.ON agree to swap 1,700 MW generation capacity in EuropeGaz De France • December 18th, 2008 • Natural gas distribution
This transaction will be totally asset and capacity swap based. It is a milestone in the implementation of the Group’s strategy in Germany. It will substantially strengthen GDF SUEZ’s sustainable and balanced position in generation and sales in this country, giving the Group a stronger position in a key value market. In electricity generation, it will provide the Group a more balanced and pan-European position and offer potential for developments (repowering, new build, lifetime extension). In business sales, it will allow for the development of new products and for mid- and long term customer relationships with industry and resellers.
Abu Dhabi : New power and desalination project for GDF SUEZ in the Middle EastGaz De France • August 22nd, 2008 • Natural gas distribution
GDF SUEZ has won the contract and signed for 20 years the Power and Water Purchase agreement for the Shuweihat 2 power generation and seawater desalination plant, a major Independent Power and Water Project in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
The following is a free translation of the French language document and is provided for information purposes only, and is of no binding or other legal effect. Only the original French language document shall govern with respect to the matters...Gaz De France • June 16th, 2008
In seeking to benefit from their industrial and geographical complementarity, Gaz de France and Suez approached one another to examine the opportunity of a merger of their activities and announced their planned merger in a press release dated February 27, 2006, with new outlines given to this project in a press release dated September 3, 2007.
The following is a free translation of the French language document and is provided for information purposes only, and is of no binding or other legal effect. Only the original French language document shall govern with respect to the matters...Gaz De France • June 16th, 2008
CREATION OF GDF SUEZ’S NEW EUROPEAN WORKS COUNCIL: AGREEMENT SIGNED UNANIMOUSLY BY ALL EUROPEAN SOCIAL PARTNERSGDF Suez • May 11th, 2009 • Natural gas distribution
This document establishes a committee of 63 members, 25 of whom are French, plus two representatives from AGBAR3 and two representatives from the European union federations.
Amendment to liquidity contract signed on May, 2nd, 2006 between Rothschild & Cie Banque and Gaz de FranceGaz De France • July 28th, 2008 • Natural gas distribution
Paris, July, 17 2008 – With respect to article 11 of the above mentioned contract and in order to allow Rothschild & Cie Banque to pursue its actions as defined by the contract, Gaz de France has decided to proceed with an additional cash allocation in the amount of € 45,000,000.
GDF SUEZ and Iberdrola partners for the development of nuclear power plants in the UKGDF Suez • February 5th, 2009 • Natural gas distribution
This cooperation takes place within the framework of the UK nuclear new build programme which objective is both to increase development of new nuclear plants and competition in the country.
Corporate Social Responsibility: unanimous European agreement between Gaz de France and the trade unionsGaz De France • July 28th, 2008 • Natural gas distribution
Paris, July 2, 2008 – Jean-François Cirelli, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Gaz de France, the three federations of European trade unions and the 15 trade union organizations from the Group’s different subsidiaries, today unanimously signed a European agreement on corporate social responsibility.
ContractGaz De France • October 9th, 2008 • Natural gas distribution
Paris, September, 22rd 2008 – GDF SUEZ has acquired from Hellenic Petroleum S.A. (Hellenic), the Greek integrated energy group, a 20% participating interest in an exploration and production license in Libya, thus partnering alongside with Woodside and Repsol. The transaction has been approved by the National Oil Corporation and remains to be ratified by the Libyan Parliament, the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.
