Wednesday, January 22, Enedis had invited elected officials to the Labarthe-Inard village hall, made available by the municipality, for one of its traditional information meetings dedicated to communities.
After the reception words of the mayor Jacques Albenque, Stéphane Lesénéchal, territorial director Enedis Haute-Garonne, opened the session in front of an audience of sixty people.
Assisted by Isabelle Eychenne the interlocutor of communities in the south of Haute-Garonne and Cyril Martinez interlocutor in the north of the department, the three representatives of Enedis presented the news of the concessionaire on the territory.
After a reminder on the missions of the distributor Enedis and the role of the departmental energy union (conceding authority), a zoom was made on the quality decree of the electrical supply. The interlocutors also explained that the voltage on the network is an important parameter which varies according to consumption and productions, hence the need for the concessionaire to size the network in order to limit these variations in tension.
Finally, to be able to assimilate future ENR connection projects, the ENEDIS distributor (like RTE for the transport network) will have to strengthen existing structures by the medium-term creation of new sources on Haute-Garonne.
-Another theme was discussed at length: the temporary connections, whether festive, fairgrounds (E-BP Farains Application of Enedis) or for sites, for conforming and secure connections.
Enedis also provides communities with support services and a community portal to support them as part of energy sobriety. As an actor in the territory, Enedis also wanted to present, by the voice of Thierry Costes, one of his partners, facing 31, who now works throughout the Haut-Garonnais territory in favor of inclusion, access to employment and education.
The people present were very attentive to the subjects presented and the exchanges were rich both for the public and for Enedis.
Three other similar meetings are planned in the territory of southern Haute-Garonne: January 30 in Chaum, on February 25 in Lavelanet de Comminges and February 27 in Saint Pé Delbosc.
