GROUPE CORIANCE in the news

Fabrice Lepoutre became Group CEO of Coriance in December 2025, succeeding previous leadership.

Coriance has expanded its geothermal heating network in Île-de-France, providing renewable energy-based heating to thousands of homes with significant cost savings.

Groupe Coriance has begun geothermal drilling to supply heating to Plessis-Robinson and Chatenay-Malabry in France.

Coriance Group finished geothermal drilling in Garges-lès-Gonesse to provide fully emissions-free heating.

A major fire at Coriance's biomass heating plant in Pierrelatte has been challenging to control due to large wood chip silos and structural hazards, with firefighters still working to extinguish it.

A fire at Coriance's biomass heating plant in Pierrelatte damaged two silos with wood chips, with firefighting complicated by structural risks and large fuel volume.

A geothermal project in Châtenay-Malabry will supply 15,000 homes with mostly renewable heat by 2026, managed by Coriance.

Drilling started for a geothermal district heating project by Groupe Coriance in Dugny and Le Bourget, France.

Fabrice Lepoutre will become CEO and later chairman of Coriance, a company specializing in renewable energy-powered urban heating and cooling networks.

A fire at Coriance's Pierrelatte site is under investigation with cause yet unknown.

A new biomass heating plant in Caen will provide renewable heat to 40,000 buildings, cutting CO2 emissions equivalent to removing 72,000 cars and stabilizing energy costs.

Coriance opened its second geothermal heating plant in Champigny-sur-Marne, enhancing local clean energy infrastructure.

A geothermal heating project in Garges-lès-Gonesse will supply 9,300 homes with 100% renewable energy, cutting CO2 emissions and reducing residents' energy bills.

Auxerre is starting construction of a second urban heat network by Coriance, expanding coverage to 4,900 more homes by 2028 with a new biomass plant planned.

Coriance renewed its contract to operate Meaux's large geothermal heating network, aiming to expand and continue reducing heating costs sustainably.

Meaux renews its partnership with Coriance to expand and improve its geothermal urban heat network, reducing costs and increasing renewable energy use.

Alfortville is partnering with Groupe Coriance to build a new geothermal plant by 2025, replacing its old system to provide cleaner, cost-effective heat.

Garges-lès-Gonesse partners with Coriance to build a 100% renewable heat network using geothermal and wastewater heat to serve 9,300 homes.

A concession contract was signed for creating and operating a heat network in Dugny and Le Bourget by Paris Terres d’Envol and Coriance.

Clévia renovated three heating plants for Coriance in Cergy-Pontoise, adapting the urban heat network to lower pressure and temperature to improve energy efficiency.