Hi everyone, I'm Nicola Tangen, the CEO of the Norwegian Soverealth Fund, and today I'm in Paris

and thrilled to be joined by Catherine McGregor, the CEO of Angie, one of Europe's energy giants.

Now, Catherine's journey is incredible, working on oil rigs in Congo to running one of France top companies.

Catherine took over NG just when

COVID struck and they then faced

Europe's biggest energy crisis

in decades when Russia turned off

the gas. So you have basically been

through a lot of interesting things. So great to have you here,

Catherine. Thank you very much, Nikolai.

Great to be here.

Thank you very much, Nikolai. Great to be here. What is Angie? NG is a very large energy player that is super committed to the energy transition.

It has a very long history by 150 years long, coming from gas de France, Suez, also a little bit of British staff with international power and also some Belgium DNA in the company.

But we are now really a very large utility.

We are present across the whole value chain of energy.

And if I'm to simplify energy, we are present in the production of electricity. We have customers at the end of the

spectrum. We have resident customers. We have industrial. We have city. And in the middle,

really important part is the infrastructure, which transport, store, distribute energy. So we are traditionally,

we are the infrastructure operator of gas in France, but we are also present in power.

And so 10 years from now, in rough terms, how will the company look different?

So we are going to be different in the sense that we will continue to electrify a company.

So you know, when I talked about the production profile of energy, we are producing about

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