PICOTY SA in the news

Picoty diversified its energy offerings to include biofuels, natural gas, hydrogen, electric mobility, solar, and wood energy, playing a central role in France's energy transition.

A 1958 promotional vehicle of Picoty was restored by the current president and displayed as a symbol of the company's heritage.

Michel Picoty restored a 1958 promotional vehicle originally used by his grandfather André Picoty for advertising in Creuse, highlighting the company's heritage.

Picoty is planning to expand its La Souterraine headquarters by late 2026 to accommodate growth linked to its shift towards renewable energy and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Picoty aims to expand from 150 to 10,000 electric vehicle charging stations by 2030, investing heavily in renewable energy and expanding its headquarters.

Picoty is planning to expand its La Souterraine headquarters by late 2026 to accommodate growth linked to its shift towards renewable energy and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Fabrice Debouvry has been named administrative and financial director at energy company Picoty, bringing extensive international financial leadership experience.

Picoty is a century-old family-owned energy distributor with 300 Avia stations in western France, expanding into decarbonized fuels and sustainable initiatives.

Picoty Solaire offers a contest at Stade Rochelais Basket home games to win a 3kWc rooftop solar power system valued at 6,500 euros.

Akena and Picoty formed a joint venture, Oïka Solaire, to provide turnkey solar panel solutions integrated into verandas and pergolas for individuals and SMEs.

Akena and Picoty created Oïka Solaire to offer integrated solar panel installations on outdoor home structures, helping homeowners save energy and costs.

Akena and Picoty formed Oïka Solaire to install residential solar systems integrated with outdoor structures, targeting growth in western France.

Akena and Picoty have partnered to create Oïka Solaire, offering solar panel installations integrated with home extensions to promote energy self-consumption and sustainability.

Akena and Picoty created Oïka Solaire to offer integrated veranda and solar panel installations for homes, starting in Western France with national expansion planned.

Picoty introduces a multi-energy fleet management card integrating traditional fuels and extensive electric charging access to support decarbonization goals.

Picoty introduces a multi-energy fleet card integrating traditional fuels and extensive electric charging access to support decarbonization goals.

Picoty, a family-owned French fuel distributor, is gradually shifting from fossil fuels to renewables, targeting 35% renewable energy by 2030 while facing talent retention and investment challenges.

Michel Picoty is navigating the difficult transition from traditional fuel distribution to renewable energy while struggling to retain skilled young workers in rural Creuse.

Picoty provides tailored electric vehicle charging solutions for businesses, expanding its energy services with a goal of 5000 charging points by 2030.

Mathias Schildt became CEO of Picoty, a large family group, aiming to guide the company through energy transition challenges.