The Walloon project involves the installation of 2,926 charging points (1,625 stations) with a 22 kW capacity over the next two years. These will be distributed across the entire Walloon territory, including city centers, village squares, sports facilities, and other public spaces. Engie Vianeo will operate the network for a 10-year period. Ultimately, 242 municipalities, covering nearly the entire Walloon region, will be served.

With this latest contract win in Belgium, following the Brussels-Capital mandate (1,640 charging points - 835 stations), Engie Vianeo consolidates its leadership in the Belgian electric mobility sector, targeting 12,000 charging points by 2028. Already established in Brussels and Flanders, the company currently operates the country's most extensive charging network with nearly 7,000 charging points (3,500 stations).

More broadly, Engie aims to rank among the top five European public electric charging operators by 2030. The energy group is targeting 25,000 charging points across Europe, including 1,000 dedicated to heavy goods vehicles.