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Mark your calendars! On Tuesday, October 3rd, the new edition of the Paris region Renewable Energy Day, organized by Énergie Partagée, will take place. It is a unique event dedicated to energy shift and environmental innovation. The agenda includes a morning of discussions with institutional and non-profit players in citizen renewable energy in Paris region. In the afternoon, there will be a sneak peek at the largest citizen-owned photovoltaic installation in Paris region.

📅 Date: Tuesday, October 3, 2023

🕤 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM

📍 Location: Headquarters of the Entre Juine et Renartrechy Community of Communes

Don’t miss this opportunity to meet key players, discover promising projects, and explore citizen investment opportunities.

Find the complete program and register on the Énergie Partagée website.

Led by IFPEB, Claire Chabrol, Head of Low Carbon Architecture Business Unit within A4MT, Construction 21, Dominique Boré, Honorary President of the Maison de l’Architecture Ile-de-France and member of the Academy of Architecture, Pierre Darmet, Vice President of CIBI, and Laetitia George, founder of Contrast-e, the Unisson(s) movement brings together stakeholders in construction, development, and landscaping to explore solutions and ideas for low carbon and living architecture.

In addition to awareness-raising events and design thinking activities organized throughout the territories, Unisson(s) and Le Moniteur Editions offer a book that brings together an analysis of the RE2020 environmental regulations and numerous levers for low carbon and living design.

While its official release date is October 4, 2023, the book will be available for exclusive pre-sale starting this Friday, September 22, at SIBCA – the Low Carbon Real Estate Fair, in the Eiffel Room as part of the “Together to combine adaptation and attenuation” conference. Those eager to get their hands on a copy can also pre-order it now on the Le Moniteur website!

Learn more about the Unisson(s) movement.

While the occupancy rates of French hotels have seen a slight decline (-2.2% during the summer of 2023 compared to summer 2022), the increase in prices and the return of international clientele are contributing to boosting the sector.

Vianney Lautrous, Asset Management Supervisor at Extendam and responsible for Extendam’s hotel industry barometer, discusses the figures of this record-breaking summer in an interview for L’Industrie Hôtelière.

Find the full interview in the September issue of L’Industrie Hôtelière