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Pavillon BÂTIMENT DURABLE (Hall B1)
Dec 9, 2026
11:00 AM11:20 AM
#Aerothermal - GeothermalCleantech - DecarbonationEngineeing - R_DGreen Buildings

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS

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From construction to refurbishment, including global performance contracts, Spie batignolles supports the transformation of buildings to meet the challenges of sustainability. This pitch will highlight the solutions implemented to design sustainable buildings, combining user comfort, energy performance, and the use of renewable materials.
Salle EOLE (Hall B3)
Dec 9, 2026
3:30 PM4:30 PM
#Aerothermal - Geothermal#Thermal solar#Biomass - Wood energy - BiogasLocal authorityGreen Buildings

HEAT NETWORKS TO SCALE UP DECARBONIZATION IN HOUSING

Apolline FAUREStéphane BAUMONTFrederik THUREGaëtan DAUJEAN
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District heating networks powered by renewable and recovered energy are among the most powerful tools for rapidly decarbonizing the building sector. Nordic models have demonstrated this for several decades: when well-planned, supported, and connected on a large scale, these networks enable a massive shift away from fossil fuels. In France, the potential remains considerable but is still underutilized. The Multi-Year Energy Plan (PPE3) sets an ambitious goal: to triple the number of district heating networks. This requires a genuine shift in scale: accelerating projects, securing business models, mobilizing local governments, connecting more multi-unit housing, and making better use of local resources. This roundtable will compare European experiences with French realities to identify persistent barriers to deployment: financing, public acceptance, regional engineering, building connections, availability of renewable heat, and local governance. Above all, it will examine the conditions needed to make district heating networks a central tool for the widespread decarbonization of housing. How can the threefold increase announced by the PPE3 be transformed into a truly operational pathway? What role should local governments play in local energy planning? A roundtable discussion moderated by Aude Ricard, journalist
Salle MEDITERRANEE (Hall B3)
Dec 9, 2026
4:30 PM5:30 PM
#Photovoltaic solar energyCleantech - DecarbonationEngineeing - R_DGreen Buildings

SOPRASOLAR NATURE: SOPREMA'S NEW BIO-SOLAR SOLUTION COMBINING SOLAR ENERGY, GREEN ROOFING AND RAINWATER MANAGEMENT.

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Fulfilling new functions is the challenge facing roofs today in the face of climate, energy and regulatory challenges. In a context marked by a regulatory framework increasingly favourable to the combined development of green roofing and photovoltaics, Jean Damian, Director of Soprasolar, will present Soprasolar Nature, SOPREMA's new bio-solar solution. This innovative approach combines solar energy generation, green roofing and water management on a single roof. A genuinely virtuous system, bio-solar creates a synergy where each element benefits the other: vegetation improves the performance of photovoltaic panels while the panels promote the development of biodiversity. A practical solution for designing higher-performing, more energy-efficient buildings.
Salle OURANOS (Hall B3)
Dec 10, 2026
9:30 AM10:30 AM
Self-consumption - Building energy managementTransport - MobilityGreen Buildings

CONSTRUCTION & MOBILITY: THE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Nicolas JOUBAUDFrançois GATINEAULioneL GUY
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This roundtable will explore how locally generated renewable energy can power both buildings and transportation, two sectors that have long been viewed separately. This convergence, driven by renewable energy, opens up new opportunities for logistics and transportation companies, which face the challenges of decarbonizing their fleets and controlling their energy costs. The rise of electric vehicles, the development of charging infrastructure, self-consumption, energy storage, and the utilization of available rooftops and land are gradually transforming buildings into true energy hubs serving their local communities. But this evolution also raises many questions: How can local governments, developers, energy providers, transportation companies, logistics firms, and businesses cooperate to build these new energy ecosystems? What technical, regulatory, or financial barriers remain to be overcome? Through case studies and concrete solutions, this roundtable will demonstrate how the building-mobility nexus can become a strategic driver of decarbonization, economic performance, and regional attractiveness. Speakers will outline the models, infrastructure, and partnerships needed to set this momentum in motion. A roundtable discussion moderated by Aude Ricard, journalist
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