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On May 23rd and 24th, Marseille hosted the 15th edition of the National Meetings of Citizen Energy, a key event organized by Énergie Partagée with the support of ADEME and the City of Marseille. The edition was a success with more than 180 participants from all regions of France.
At the heart of the discussions: the crucial role of citizen projects in the energy shift. From relocalizing energy production to territorial cooperation, citizen initiatives are essential for shaping a sustainable and inclusive energy future. Public workshops sparked great interest, demonstrating enthusiasm for innovative and accessible energy solutions.
Erwan Boumard, CEO of Énergie Partagée, emphasizes: “This edition confirms the growing commitment of citizens, local authorities, and financial actors in our energy transition!”
A few days before Paris 2024 Olympic Games and the summer season, Lorraine Goumot dedicated her Tout pour Investir show on BFM Business to hotel investment.
This was an opportunity to highlight the opportunities and various investment solutions in the sector, including investments in specialized funds, allowing the management and sourcing to be delegated with EXTENDAM, a key player offering investors the opportunity to participate in a robust sector while benefiting from recognized professional expertise.
Replay the Tout pour Investir show by Lorraine Goumot on BFM Investir
Ten years after Hamon Law, the social and solidarity economy continues to represent 10% of employment in PACA region, with over 173,000 employees across nearly 12,000 structures. Recognized for its positive impact, this economy is gradually transforming our economic landscape thanks to committed entrepreneurs.
Among these structures, ESSENTIEL embodies this dynamic. Based in Marseille, this mission-driven company, led by Remy Lagarrigue, is revolutionizing the real estate sector by reviving urban sites with a strong ecological and social impact. Through its projects, ESSENTIEL proves that economic success and social commitment can go hand in hand. As Remy Lagarrigue points out, “Success can match with SSE, nor with the broader impact economy“.
Initiatives such as La Varappe or Les Canaux demonstrate that SSE is a key player in major territorial and national projects, such as Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Despite challenges such as the scarcity of qualified profiles or funding difficulties, SSE entrepreneurs continue to innovate and pave the way for a more sustainable and inclusive future.
Read the investigation by Hélène Lascols in Le Journal des Entreprises