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05.2020 ENGIE Axima Navy Vessels Reference List ( from 1990) 1 ENGIE Axima Navy Vessels Reference List No. Ship owner Ship type Ship name Ship Class Shipyard Year Fire Fire fighting HVAC system HVAC CBRN CBRN protection Chilled Water Plant Provision Cooling Plant 1 Abu Dhabi Navy Corvette Baynunah Baynunah Class CMN Cherbourg 2008 X X X X 2 Corvette Al Hossen Baynunah Class Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding 2010 X X X X 3 Corvette Al Dhafra Baynunah Class Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding 2011 X X X X 4 Corvette Mezyad Baynunah Class Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding 2014 X X X X under 5 Corvette Al Hili Baynunah Class Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding X X X X construction under 6 Corvette Al Jahili Baynunah Class Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding X X X X construction 7 Algerian Navy Frigate Erradii MEKO® A-200 tkMS 2016 X X X X X 8 Frigate El Moudamir MEKO® A-200 tkMS 2016/17 X X X X X 9 Australian Navy Frigate Anzac MEKO® 200 Transfield 1996 X X X X 10 Frigate Arunta MEKO® 200 Transfield 1998 X X X X 11 Minehunter Huon 10 Huon (Gaeta) Class Intermarine/ADI Newcastle 1999 X X X 12 Minehunter Hawkesbury 8 Huon (Gaeta) Class ADI Newcastle 2000 X X X 13 Minehunter norman 9 Huon (Gaeta) Class ADI Newcastle 2000 X X X 14 Frigate Warramunga MEKO® 200 Tenix Defence System 2001 X X X X 15 Minehunter Gascoyne 7 Huon (Gaeta) Class ADI Newcastle 2001 X X X 16 Frigate Stuart MEKO® 200 Tenix Defence System 2002 X X X X 17 Minehunter Diamatina 6 Huon (Gaeta) Class ADI Newcastle 2002 X X X 18 Frigate Parramatta MEKO® 200 Tenix Defence System 2003 X X X X 19 Minehunter Yarra D 5 Huon (Gaeta) Class ADI Newcastle 2003 X X 20 Frigate Ballarat MEKO® 200 Tenix Defence System 2004 X X X X 21 Frigate Toowomba MEKO® 200 Tenix Defence System 2005 X X X X 22 Frigate Perth MEKO® 200 Tenix Defence System 2006 X X X X ASC Osborne under 23 OPV Arrafura OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lürssen Shipyard construction ASC Osborne under 24 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lürssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 25 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 26 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 27 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 28 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 29 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 30 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 31 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction ASC Adelaïde under 32 OPV TBD OPV 80 X X X X Fr Lûrssen Shipyard construction under 33 OPV TBD OPV 80 ASC Adelaïde X X X X construction under 34 OPV TBD OPV 80 ASC Adelaïde X X X X construction 2 ENGIE Axima Navy Vessels Reference List No. Ship owner Ship type Ship name Ship Class Shipyard Year Plant CBRN CBRN Provision protection Fire Fire fighting Chilled Chilled Water Cooling Plant HVAC system HVAC Bangladesh 35 Frigate F25 DSME 2000 X X Navy 36 Brasilian Navy Patrol forces Guajará 12 Grajaú Class Peenewerft 1995 X X X X 37 Patrol forces Guaporé 12 Grajaú Class Peenewerft 1995 X X X X 38 Patrol forces Gurupá 12 Grajaú Class Peenewerft 1995 X X X X 39 Patrol forces Gurupi 12 Grajaú Class Peenewerft 1996 X X X X 40 Patrol forces Guaratuba 12 Grajaú Class Peenewerft 1999 X X X 41 Patrol forces Gravataí 12 Grajaú Class Peenewerft 2000 X X X 42 Egyptian Navy Frigate Tahya Misr Fremm Naval Group 2016 X X X Gamal Abdel 43 LHD Mistral Chantiers de l'Atlantique 2016 X X X X Kader 44 LHD Anouar el Sadate Mistral Chantiers de l'Atlantique 2016 X X X X 45 Corvette El Fateh Gowind Naval Group 2017 X X 46 Corvette Port Saïd Gowind Al Tersana Alexandria Shipyard 2019 X X under 47 Corvette El Moez Gowind Al Tersana Alexandria Shipyard X X construction under 48 Corvette TBD Gowind Al Tersana Alexandria Shipyard X X construction under 49 Frigate TBD MEKO® 200 tkMS X X X construction under 50 Frigate TBD MEKO® 200 tkMS X X X construction under 51 Frigate TBD MEKO® 200 tkMS X X X construction under 52 Frigate TBD MEKO® 200 Al Tersana Alexandria Shipyard X X X construction 53 French Navy Frigate Vendémiaire Chantiers de l'Atlantique 1993 X X 54 Frigate Germinal Chantiers de l'Atlantique 1994 X X 55 LHD Mistral Mistral Naval Group 2005 X X X 56 LHD Tonnerre Mistral Naval Group 2007 X X X 57 Frigate Forbin Naval Group 2008 X X 58 Frigate Chevalier Paul Naval Group 2008 X X X 59 LHD Dixmude Mistral Chantiers de l'Atlantique 2012 X X X X 60 Frigate Aquitaine Aquitaine Naval Group 2012 X X X X 61 Frigate Provence Aquitaine Naval Group 2015 X X X X 62 Frigate Auvergne Aquitaine Naval Group 2016 X X X X 63 OPV D'Entrecasteaux D'Entrecasteaux Piriou 2016 X X X 64 OPV Bougainville D'Entrecasteaux Piriou 2016 X X X 65 Frigate Alsace Aquitaine Naval Group 2016 X X X X 66 OPV Champlain D'Entrecasteaux Piriou 2017 X X X 67 Frigate Languedoc Aquitaine Naval Group 2018 X X X X 68 OPV Dumont D'Urville D'Entrecasteaux Piriou 2019 X X X 69 Frigate Lorraine Aquitaine Naval Group 2019 X X X X 70 Frigate Normandie Aquitaine Naval Group 2020 X X X X under 71 Frigate Bretagne Aquitaine Naval Group X X X X construction Frégate de défense et under 72 Frigate TBD Naval Group X d'intervention construction Frégate de défense et under 73 Frigate TBD Naval Group X d'intervention construction Frégate de défense et under 74 Frigate TBD Naval Group X d'intervention construction Frégate de défense et under 75 Frigate TBD Naval Group X d'intervention construction Frégate de défense et under 76 Frigate TBD Naval Group X d'intervention construction Logistic support under 77 TBD LSS Chantiers de l'Atlantique X X X ship construction Logistic support under 78 TBD LSS Chantiers de l'Atlantique X X X ship construction Logistic support under 79 TBD LSS Chantiers de l'Atlantique X X X ship construction Logistic support under 80 TBD LSS Chantiers de l'Atlantique X X X ship construction 3 ENGIE Axima Navy Vessels Reference List Plant Water Water No. Ship owner Ship type Ship name Ship Class Shipyard Year fighting Plant CBRN CBRN Provision protection Fire Chilled Cooling HVAC system HVAC Nordseewerke Emden, 81 German Navy Frigate Lübeck F122 1990 X X X X Bremer Vulkan 82 Minehunter 332 Abeking & Rasmussen 1990 X X 83 Minehunter Passau 333 Abeking & Rasmussen 1990 X X Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH& 84 Minehunter Pegnitz 352 1990 X X Co. GmbH 85 Minehunter Siegburg 352 Kröger Werft, Rendsburg 1990 X X Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH& 86 Minehunter Ensdorf 352 1990 X X Co. GmbH 87 Minehunter Herten 352 Kröger Werft, Rendsburg 1990 X X Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH& 88 Minehunter Auerbach 352 1990 X X Co. GmbH Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH & 89 Minehunter Kulmbach 332 1992 X X Co. KG Combat task Flensburger Schiffbau 90 group support Werra 404 1993 X X X X X Gesellschaft ship Combat task 91 group support Elbe 404 Bremer Vulkan 1993 X X X X X ship Combat task 92 group support Mosel 404 Bremer Vulkan 1993 X X X X X ship Combat task Flensburger Schiffbau- 93 group support Rhein 404 1993 X X X X X Gesellschaft ship Fr. Lürssen Werft 94 Minehunter Rottweil 332 1993 X X GmbH & Co. KG 95 Minehunter Bad Bevensen 332 Kröger Werft, Rendsburg 1993 X X Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH & 96 Minehunter Frankenthal 332 1993 X X Co. KG 97 Frigate Brandenburg F123 BloHM + Voss Hamburg 1994 X X X Combat task 98 group support Main 404 BloHM + Voss Hamburg 1994 X X X X ship Combat task 99 group support Donau 404 Lürssen, Krögerwerft 1994 X X X X ship 100 Minehunter Grömitz 332 Abeking & Rasmussen 1994 X X 101 Minehunter Datteln 332 Kröger Werft, Rendsburg 1994 X X Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH & 102 Minehunter Weiden 332 1994 X x Co. KG Schleswig- Howaldtswerke- Dt. Werft 103 Frigate F123 1995 X X X Holstein Kiel Dilingen 104 Minehunter 332 Rasmussen 1995 X X Homburg 105 Minehunter Bad Rappenau 332 Kröger Werft, Rendsburg 1995 X X Thyssen Nordseewerke 106 Frigate Bayern F123 1996 X X X Emden Mecklenburg- Bremer Vulkan Thyssen 107 Frigate F123 1996 X X X Vorpommern Nordseewerke Sulzbach Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH & 108 Minehunter 332 1996 X X Rosenberg Co. KG Abeking & 109 Minehunter Fulda 332 Abeking & Rasmussen 1998 X X Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH & 110 Minehunter Weilhem 332 1998 X X Co. KG 4 ENGIE Axima Navy Vessels Reference List Plant Water Water No. Ship owner Ship type Ship name Ship Class Shipyard Year fighting Plant Provision Fire Chilled Cooling HVAC HVAC system CBRN CBRN protection Combat task Fleinsburger Schiffbau 111 German Navy group support Berlin 702 2001 X X X X X Gesellschaft ship Combat task Frankfurt am Fleinsburger Schiffbau 112 group support 702 2002 X X X X X Main Gesellschaft ship 113 Frigate Hessen F 124 Thyssen Nordseewerke Emden 2004 X X X 114 Frigate Sachsen F 124 Blohm + Voss 2004 X X X 115 Frigate Hamburg F 124 Howaldtswerke -Dt Werft Kiel 2004 X X X 116 Research ship Planet 751 Thyssen Nordseewerke Emden 2004 X X X X Fr.
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