DYNEFF in the news

Dyneff Gaz and Mint Energie teamed up to offer a combined natural gas and green electricity deal with significant savings for customers.

Dyneff, a French energy supplier since 1958, offers gas and electricity to households with moderate ratings and average market competitiveness.

Dyneff acquired a majority stake in Jean & Barthes to expand its expertise and regional presence in residential and building energy solutions.

Dyneff expands its energy portfolio by acquiring a majority stake in Jean & Barthes, specializing in electricity and HVAC-PV, to diversify into building energy solutions.

Dyneff's Contrat+ Electricité is a pricier electricity offer with moderate rankings and mixed customer feedback.

Dyneff and Burger King partnered with MLOA to enhance youth employment opportunities in Carcassonne through a signed charter.

Dyneff and Burger King partnered with MLOA to enhance youth employment opportunities in Carcassonne by signing a charter promoting internships and job offers for young people.

Emmanuel Riu of Dyneff highlights the company's major investments in energy transition and national growth ambitions.

A two-star Michelin chef designed premium local-product burgers for a Dyneff-managed highway rest area on the A61, in partnership with Vinci Autoroutes.

Dyneff expanded its energy supply network in northern France by acquiring CPA, enhancing storage and logistics capabilities.

Dyneff finalized the acquisition of a Rouen company to boost its external growth in energy supply.

Rubis terminal sold its small petroleum trading subsidiary CPA to Dyneff, focusing instead on its core liquid storage business.

Dyneff is transforming from a traditional fuel distributor into a multi-energy supplier by acquiring regional firms in green energy sectors while maintaining its core petroleum business.

ANAN International is acquiring French solar panel installer France Habitat Enr for 6.1 million euros via Dyneff, enhancing its renewable energy portfolio.

Dyneff acquired energy renovation firm Néel Fraisse to support rural heating transitions and expand its energy distribution business in southern France.

Dyneff expanded its energy supply and HVAC services by acquiring Neel Fraisse and a wood energy company in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

Dyneff expands its renewable energy and heating services by acquiring France Habitat ENR, a leading solar panel installer in southwestern France.

Dyneff is launching France's first highway renewable hydrogen station in partnership with McPhy Energy, using fully French-made equipment.

Dyneff opened France's first highway hydrogen station at Toulouse, supplying green hydrogen mainly to heavy vehicles as part of a regional clean mobility initiative.

Dyneff opened its first green hydrogen station on the A61 highway near Toulouse, targeting professional heavy vehicles as part of a regional hydrogen mobility project.