SDE82 - Syndicat Départemental d’Énergie 82 in the news

SDE 82's general assembly focused on electricity purchasing group transition, electric vehicle charging strategy, new hires, biomass energy development, and leadership changes.

SDE 82 held a team event showcasing its electrical network modernization and energy transition projects in Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, including infrastructure upgrades and biomass heating initiatives.

The SDE 82 held its annual meeting to approve major energy transition projects, including underground network mapping and municipal support for renovation, with over €13 million invested in infrastructure.

SDE 82 leads energy sobriety and renewable energy projects in Tarn-et-Garonne, supporting public building upgrades and local renewable installations.

SDE 82 held its annual advisory meeting addressing energy poverty, consumer protection, and recent changes in energy pricing and aid programs.

The SDE 82 approved key measures including network modernization tenders, a photovoltaic project, and a €54.2M budget to advance energy transition and infrastructure safety.

SDE 82 held its general assembly addressing rural electrification funding, public lighting modernization, and renewable energy projects with local officials.

Electricity prices in Tarn-et-Garonne are rising due to regulatory changes ending the tariff shield and ARENH, prompting SDE 82 to increase consumer support and manage energy purchasing collectively.

SDE 82 launched Soélia, a mixed economy company to invest in renewable energy projects and support local energy autonomy.

Moissac is undergoing a two-month project to bury its low voltage electrical network, causing traffic disruptions and involving SDE 82 and other partners.

Jacques Gayral was elected president of SDE 82, focusing on energy transition and governance improvements for the department's energy network.

SDE 82 signed a contract with Enedis and EDF to manage electricity distribution and supply in Tarn-et-Garonne, focusing on renewable energy and energy transition.

SDE 82 marked 80 years of energy service in Tarn-et-Garonne with a large celebratory event emphasizing its commitment to energy transition and public service.

SDE 82's 2018 assembly focused on a €69 million budget prioritizing rural electrification, renewable energy projects, and supporting low-income households with energy vouchers.

SDE 82 set a €49.8M budget for 2017 focusing on energy network upgrades, electric vehicle infrastructure, and leveraging group purchasing for vehicles and gas supply.

SDE 82 recycles old concrete electrical poles locally at Merles, reducing carbon footprint and saving jobs through a contract with VLMTP.

SDE 82 coordinates electricity infrastructure and energy transition efforts for 195 communes, launching initiatives to reduce consumption and support energy-poor households.

A meeting at SDE 82 discussed energy consumer rights, mediation services, rising energy poverty, and upcoming contract reforms to protect consumers.

Robert Descazeaux was re-elected president of the Tarn-et-Garonne energy syndicate, continuing his long-standing leadership in managing local energy and related services.

SDE 82 opened a new energy-efficient headquarters in Montauban to support its public electricity distribution projects and digital innovation efforts.