The Najac (Aveyron) district heating network has just received the Énergie Partagée Label, a highly demanding national distinction recognising the most virtuous renewable energy projects for territories.

The label evaluates projects according to five criteria: territorial impact, local dynamics, ethical and citizen finance, shared governance and ecology.

The project, led by the municipality and the EnerCOA cooperative, includes a wood-chip boiler supplying six public and four private buildings—reducing fossil fuel use and securing heating costs.

Supported by ADEME and assisted by SCIC BEL, the project fully meets the label’s criteria.

➡️ A new illustration of citizen energy serving local energy autonomy.

Read the article in La Dépêche du Midi