In an exclusive interview with Energy Connects, François-Xavier Boul from ENGIE discusses the company's strategy to drive the energy transition through innovation and technology. ENGIE leverages dedicated research and development centers like ENGIE Lab CRIGEN to conduct operational R&D projects, develop pilot programs, and implement innovative offers to accelerate the energy transition. The lab's unique testing facilities, including those dedicated to hydrogen, enable the optimization of low-carbon technologies. ENGIE focuses on diversifying renewable energy sources globally, reducing dependency on single sources and enhancing energy security. The company invests in battery storage and Open Cycle Gas Turbines to balance supply and demand, ensuring a stable energy supply even during peak usage times. ENGIE views Public-Private Partnerships as crucial in accelerating the adoption of clean energy solutions worldwide, allowing collaboration with governments and private entities. At the World Utilities Congress 2025, ENGIE plans to showcase a range of innovative solutions and technologies aimed at driving the energy transition, enhancing utility resilience, and meeting customer needs with decarbonized solutions.