A recent survey revealed that while a majority of Europeans support the energy transition involving renewable energies, only a small percentage associate renewable gases with this shift. ENGIE emphasizes the importance of decarbonized gases, such as biomethane, synthetic gases, and green hydrogen, in achieving Net Zero Carbon by 2045. The company believes that a combination of gas and electricity is the most reliable and cost-effective solution, highlighting the lower carbon footprint and increasing green aspects of natural gas. ENGIE plans to replace natural gas with renewable gases in Western Europe and transition from coal and oil to natural gas in other regions where the company operates. The benefits of green gases include compatibility with existing infrastructure, local production boosting job creation, energy independence, and contributions to a circular economy. ENGIE's roadmap includes ambitious targets for biomethane and renewable methane production capacity by 2030. The company's competitive advantages lie in its expertise, commercial activities, and successful partnerships. ENGIE acknowledges the challenges of decarbonizing gas, including economic, technical, and social aspects, and stresses the importance of regulatory developments. The company's growth strategy focuses on investments in biomethane production, connecting injection sites to the grid, industrial partnerships, research, and innovation. ENGIE's commitment to renewable gases reflects its dedication to supporting the transition to decarbonized energy sources.