Bouygues to Buy Swiss Utility Alpiq’s Engineering Services
29/03/2018
New York Times
France’s Bouygues is buying the engineering services business of Swiss utility Alpiq for 631 million pounds (850 million Swiss francs) to tap rising demand for energy services. The deal, announced on Monday, is the latest in a sector where technology and construction firms are looking to cash in on growing interest for energy savings and smart grid technology.
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