More about Dalkia

Dalkia is a major energy services provider in Europe and the world.

From the outset, we have been dedicated to offering a full range of services optimizing both energy and environmental efficiency. Dalkia is the European leader in managing heating networks and energy & fluid production plants, providing engineering services and maintaining energy systems. We offer our expertise in technical services related to the operation of commercial/office and industrial buildings and comprehensive building management services. In each of these areas, Dalkia meets our customers' needs every day and around the world, through end-to-end, modern, customized energy-efficient solutions.

By counting on us to manage complex energy systems, local authorities and businesses know they are leaning on the unique experience of an expert.
Dalkia integrates the most advanced energy solutions for customers and enters into long-term performance commitments. Through long-term partnerships, we free customers from having to perform tasks not directly related to their core business, by providing efficient, safe and innovative solutions.

The services offered by Dalkia, which has a long history as a heat and later energy producer, are continuously adapting to meet the stated needs of our customers.
The latter are grappling with new and increasing sustainability and regulatory requirements. By devising innovative technologies and adding new options such as renewable energies, we provide them with solutions to improve their energy and environmental efficiency.

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Dalkia in 2010

  • €8.6 billion managed revenue in 2010
  • 53,457 employees in 42 countries, with 71% outside France
  • Excluding the specialised subsidiaries, international business accounted for 57%
  • Robust growth in Central and Eastern Europe
  • International expansion, marked by contract wins in North America and China

119,600 facilities worldwide

  • 4,505 industrial facilities
  • 23,787 educational, cultural, leisure and sports facilities
  • 6,159 healthcare institutions
  • 5,8 million of housing units