Stantec awarded second phase of European Commission's Global Technical Assistance Facility for Sustainable Energy

Core Insights - Stantec has been awarded the second phase of the European Commission's Global Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) for Sustainable Energy, valued at €27.7 million (C$45.4 million), which will extend until October 2028 [1][2] - The Global TAF is the European Commission's largest initiative aimed at supporting sustainable energy access and accelerating the global energy transition across various regions [2][4] - Stantec's role includes providing technical assistance, policy support, investment planning, and capacity building in multiple regions including Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the EU's Eastern Neighborhood [2][4] Company Overview - Stantec is recognized as a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, with over 15 years of experience in supporting the EU's energy and climate objectives [1][6] - The company emphasizes an integrated approach that tailors technical solutions to local contexts while adhering to international best practices [5][6] - Stantec's operations will be coordinated from Belgium, leveraging a global network of specialists in energy, climate, and infrastructure development [5][6] Strategic Goals - The second phase of the Global TAF will enhance support for energy sector reforms, governance, and strategic partnerships, aiming to create enabling environments for investment [3][4] - Stantec is committed to sharing lessons learned across regions and institutions through knowledge management and training activities [4][5] - The company aims to contribute to a just and sustainable energy transition, reflecting the trust placed in its capabilities to manage complex, multi-country energy programs [3][4]