The State launches a call for projects to improve electricity networks

By Batipole Edition   Published on Thursday, June 30, 2011 at 02:00 PM

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ADEME call for projects: Smart grids and renewable energies

ADEME's call for projects supports the evolution of electricity grids to meet the 2020 European objectives: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy efficiency, and increasing the share of renewable energy. Eligible projects must integrate renewable energy, optimize demand management, anticipate innovations such as electric vehicles, and propose new economic models for the energy sector.

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Improving the electricity networks covering the national territory is now at the heart of a government initiative, through the call for expressions of interest (AMI) "Smart electricity networks".

This call for projects, led by ADEME, aims to respond to European directives, including 3 objectives by 2020 are :

- A 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions

- 20% increase in the energy efficiency of the economy

- 20% growth in the share of renewable energy used in the electricity network.

 

Faced with these challenges, electrical networks must evolve in their architecture and their functionalities to become intelligent electrical networks. Projects will be funded if they meet some or all of the following conditions:

- Integrate the share of renewable energies into the network

- Manage electricity demand with a view to improving the energy efficiency of uses

- Anticipate developments such as the emergence of positive energy buildings or electric vehicles

- Implement new economic models that promote interaction between energy players and sectors such as telecommunications.

The files must be submitted before the 4 October 2011, for a first phase of financing which will focus on projects aimed at developing new equipment or services.

 



Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three main objectives of the call for projects led by ADEME?

The objectives are a 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, a 20% increase in energy efficiency, and a 20% share of renewable energy in the electricity grid.

What types of projects can be funded under this call for projects?

Eligible projects include those integrating renewable energy into the grid, improving energy efficiency, anticipating developments such as positive energy buildings or electric vehicles, and implementing new economic models.

What is the deadline for submitting applications for the first phase of funding?

Applications must be submitted before October 4, 2011.









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