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Entre Juine and Renarde local authority has just inaugurated a 5.5-hectare solar power station. This innovative project is the result of a partnership with Énergie Partagée, a citizen movement that has already supported the realization of 350 citizen energy projects in France.
This solar farm, operational since June, will produce approximately 5,000 MWh of electricity per year, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of over 4,000 people. It covers an area of 5.5 hectares and houses 8,788 photovoltaic panels equipped with dual sensors.
Thanks to this project, 10% of the annual electricity consumption of the Community of Communes between Juine and Renarde (CCEJR) will be solar-generated. The power station will thus contribute to accelerating the energy transition of Étréchy and its region.
The economic model of this project is based on a twenty-year contract with Fraîcheur de Paris, the operator of the urban cold network of the City of Paris, jointly owned by ENGIE and RATP. CCEJR has created a company, SAS EnR Juine et Renarde, with the participation of Énergie Partagée.
Through this investment, Énergie Partagée enables citizens and local communities to participate in the governance of renewable energy projects, benefit economically from them, and oversee local initiatives.
This initiative represents a significant advancement in promoting renewable energy and sharing economic benefits with local communities.
Gathering passionates and professionals in illustration and independent publishing, Les Puces de l’Illu are returning for their 11th edition on December 2nd and 3rd, 2023. The event will feature exhibitions, a youth area, a space dedicated to press illustrators, panel discussions, conferences, and workshops to discover or rediscover the world of illustration!
📍Location: Campus Fonderie de l’Image, 81-83 Avenue Gallieni, 93170 Bagnolet
📅Saturday, December 2nd, from 10 am to 7 pm, and Sunday, December 3rd, from 10 am to 6 pm
Poster by: Alice Météignier
87% of the French population wishes to have better control over the carbon footprint of their mobility, a fact that Anas Mbasso and Janik Added utilized to create the Moovance app last year. The idea is to encourage users to become aware of the carbon impact of their mobility habits through concrete data. The assessment and management of this information enable them to gain a clearer understanding of how to reduce their carbon footprint in an engaging manner.
Its goal? To assist citizens and businesses in transforming their mobility to achieve the CO2 reduction target set by the Paris Agreement.
A great idea!