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Salle PYRENEES (Hall B3)
Dec 9, 2026
9:30 AM10:30 AM
Self-consumption - Building energy managementProducerConsulting - CertificationAggregator

PRODUCERS: TURN GRID CONSTRAINTS INTO MONETISATION OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE BALANCING MECHANISM

Édouard JAECK
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Against the backdrop of changes in the electricity market and new requirements for renewable energy producers, the Balancing Mechanism is becoming a key optimisation tool. This conference will explore how it works, the opportunities it creates for producers, and, most importantly, how the right strategy can help maximise the value of their generation. Through practical case studies, Bohr Energie will highlight the key optimisation levers, as well as common pitfalls to avoid, to fully unlock the flexibility of renewable energy assets
Salle HELIOS (Hall B3)
Dec 10, 2026
2:00 PM3:00 PM
Producer#Photovoltaic solar energyEngineeing - R_D

INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF FLOATING SOLAR POWER

Aurelien CROCQ
Description
Long limited to pilot projects of just a few megawatts, floating solar entered a new phase in 2025–2026 with the commissioning of the first large-scale plants in France, installed on hydroelectric reservoirs, former quarries, or industrial ponds. What about offshore floating solar? This growth is accompanied by ongoing innovations in floats and mooring systems, aimed at reducing costs and simplifying deployment logistics. But beyond the technical and industrial feats, what insights have emerged regarding actual operating and maintenance costs, local acceptance of these projects, and impacts on aquatic ecosystems? This session will revolve around a central question: Is floating solar a sector poised for long-term scaling up, or will it remain a solution limited to a few very specific cases? A roundtable discussion moderated by Aude Richard, journalist
Salle OURANOS (Hall B3)
Dec 10, 2026
2:00 PM3:00 PM
ProducerCleantech - DecarbonationLocal authority

PRODUCING REGIONS: ENERGY AS A TOOL FOR ATTRACTING INVESTMENT

Sophie BERNARD
Description
Regions are no longer merely energy consumers, they are becoming producers. Solar, wind, anaerobic digestion, district heating networks… the ability to produce local, carbon-free, and competitive energy is emerging as a key factor in business location decisions, against a backdrop of reindustrialization, the electrification of energy use, and the pursuit of energy sovereignty. Producing renewable energy locally generates tax revenue, creates jobs that cannot be outsourced, and strengthens a region’s energy resilience. More and more local governments are using this production capacity as a selling point to attract both businesses and residents. This roundtable examines the conditions for this transformation: How does a region turn its energy production capacity into a real and measurable economic advantage? What models of governance and cooperation among local governments, producers, and manufacturers enable this value to be captured locally, rather than elsewhere? It will bring together concrete case studies to identify the strategies that are already working on the ground and the partnerships that need to be built to transform local production into a driver of regional economic development. A roundtable discussion moderated by Olivier Zanetta, journalist and programming director at EnerGaïa
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