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On June 19, Le Journal du Grand Paris invites you to L’Arlequin, Paris 6th, for a morning dedicated to a major topic: Planning Île-de-France in the Face of Climate Change.
This event will be hosted by Jacques Paquier, Editor-in-Chief of Le Journal du Grand Paris, and Annabelle Ledoux, Founder and Director of Les Grandes Idées.
📝 Agenda includes:
✔️ Decarbonization barometer analysis
✔️ Spotlight on Challenge 50 solutions from Grand Paris Aménagement
✔️ Decarbonizing housing
✔️ How RATP is responding to climate change
✔️ Focus on Affordable Housing real estate company
✔️ Start-ups disrupting decarbonization
📍 Venue: L’Arlequin, 76 rue de Rennes, Paris 6th
🕘 When: Thursday, June 19, from 8 a.m.
🎟️ Register now to make sure you don’t miss it!
The FCPR Hôtel Sélection Europe No. 4 fund, managed by EXTENDAM, has been highly rated by wealth management advisors for its dual investment strategy in both hotel properties and operations — offering investors two performance drivers: asset appreciation and operational profitability.
In an interview with Gestion de Fortune, Agnieszka Miloud, Sales Director at EXTENDAM, highlights:
➡️ The strengths of a European portfolio with 360 hotels, 28,000 rooms, and €4.5 billion in asset value
➡️ A corporate clientele that ensures sector resilience amid tourism fluctuations
➡️ A value-add strategy combining acquisition and renovation, integrating ESG challenges to create long-term value
“ESG requirements are an added cost, but they are part of our long-term value creation strategy,” says Agnieszka Miloud.
Read the full interview in Gestion de Fortune
Local authorities play a key role in deploying renewable energy and facing climate change. Yet, complex procedures and funding hurdles can hinder their commitment. This is where support for local stakeholders is crucial to turn ambitions into real results.
Marie Frumholtz explains in Le Nouvel Économiste the essential levers: project management assistance, grant seeking, technology choices… and above all, citizen engagement.
Énergie Partagée embodies this approach: “We promote and support renewable energy projects governed by local stakeholders — communities and citizens. […] A key advantage: citizen-led models increase project acceptance,” says Alexandra Lafont, Regional Network Manager at Énergie Partagée.
The association fosters local governance and solidarity-based investment by involving residents at every level, ensuring collective interest comes first.