Nantes Métropole, in Loire-Atlantique, has adopted a new climate plan aiming for carbon neutrality in 2050. That is to say a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of 46% by 2030, compared to 15% in the previous trajectory. It also adopted a target of 100% renewable energy in 2050 at the end of 2023. Its vice-president, Tristan Riom, presents the place given to photovoltaics.
This interview extends the file “Photovoltaics: anchoring projects in the territories”
What role does photovoltaics play in Nantes Métropole’s energy policy?
One of the objectives of our new climate plan is to triple the rate of reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Regarding energy, the main issue concerns heating networks. Then comes photovoltaics, for which we have different types of action. For example, support for citizen projects. We have renewed our solar cadastral market to allow everyone to have the first elements…
