GRDF in the news

A gas leak in Saint-Christol-lez-Alès caused by public works led to a gas cut-off for 334 customers, including a nursing home and a school, with repairs underway and potential disruptions for local businesses.

GrDF is performing 87,000 euro gas network improvement works in Châtillon-sur-Seine, impacting 300 meters of network and 14 connections.

GRDF is conducting free and mandatory inspections of gas connection boxes and underground pipes as part of a national mapping campaign, and provides tools for customers to verify technician identities.

GRDF mandates safety procedures for unused gas meters, including valve closure and connection sealing, with free meter removal and options for gas reconnection.

Guillaume Roucher has been appointed Director of Customer Territories for GRDF Centre-Ouest, succeeding Véronique Bel, who is now president of France Gaz.

GRDF appointed Guillaume Foucher as Director of Customer Territories and Bastien Regnier as Deputy Director for the Brittany, Pays de la Loire, and Centre Val de Loire regions.

Handicapped workers maintain the surroundings of a GRDF gas network safety device for easy access during emergencies and maintenance.

GRDF collaborates with Esat des Genêts d'Or to maintain its gas network surroundings, ensuring safety and providing employment for disabled workers.

The CCHPB utilizes locally produced biomethane for its gas consumption and secures guarantees of origin to confirm renewable gas injection into the GRDF network.

A GRDF gas pipeline under construction in France was vandalized with dozens of holes, prompting repairs and an investigation.

A new methanization unit, MéthaCharthez, was inaugurated in Précilhon, capable of supplying green gas to about 1,500 homes.

The video explains what a carbon footprint means for GRDF.

GRDF renewed its patronage agreement with the Meurthe-et-Moselle Food Bank, providing financial support and employee volunteering.

GRDF is undertaking a 10-kilometer gas pipeline construction project to connect gas distribution networks between Honfleur and Deauville, facilitating the transport of renewable gas.

GRDF organized a safety forum in Manche to address gas leak risks and enhance safety on construction sites.

GRDF renewed its partnership with the Meurthe-et-Moselle Food Bank to combat food insecurity through financial contributions.

GRDF is strategically formalizing its SPASER to embed responsible purchasing and decarbonization across its operations and supply chain, aiming for a 40% reduction in purchase carbon footprint by 2030 while strengthening local and sustainable partnerships.

A gas leak caused by excavation work in Le Mans led to the evacuation of 50 people, with GRDF successfully stopping the leak in an hour.

A new methanization unit, MéthaCharthez, capable of supplying green gas to 1,500 homes, was inaugurated in Précilhon with GRDF present.

GRDF's new SPASER formalizes its strategic commitment to responsible purchasing, aiming for a 40% reduction in carbon footprint by 2030 through supplier engagement, RSE criteria, and local economic support.