Public services Rhône-Alpes

Since 1934, the Compagnie Nationale du Rhône (CNR) has been in charge of the concession of the Rhone River for its development and improvement. Three missions are developed within this framework: electricity production, navigation and irrigation of agricultural land. The waterways allow you to discover an exceptional natural heritage. From Lyon to the sea, there are 330 km of waterways open to you thanks to 14 locks managed by CNR. Passing through the locks is free of charge, but boaters must pay VNF for a "vignette de plaisance fluviale".

La Poste has conducted work to modernize several of its institutions in recent years. The line of traditional machines has disappeared in favour of a colour code to differentiate between services: yellow for packages, blue for the bank. Pre-postage envelopes, packaging Colissimo, mail mail Chronopost… More than 200 references are available in self-service, without counting the automatic automates for the remittance of cheques, the weighing of letters, or the purchase of stamps. We spend less and less time at the desk. And that is good.

In addition to the Muscat Avenue office in Bourg, La Poste is present at 52 Avenue Amédée Mercier, 12 Bernard Street, 45 Maginot Avenue and 11 Fontaine Street.

GEG is all the energy in the Alps. A local public energy distribution company, Gaz Électricité de Grenoble not only supplies gas and electricity at controlled prices, but also produces green energies to offer an ever more sustainable and responsible energy mix. As a producer of 100% renewable energy, GEG is resolutely committed to actions in favor of ecology: diversification of production methods and energy sources, valorization of clean and renewable energies, energy management, development of new services, improvement of safety and quality. Clear offers from a local player and easy online subscription.

Water is a vital resource that must be protected for our health, and shared for the well-being of all. Grenoble Alpes Métropole manages drinking water and wastewater services for the 49 communes in its territory. 85% of the population is lucky enough to drink water of exceptional quality from the Drac and Romanche aquifers. Captured on protected sites and naturally filtered by sand and gravel, this water requires no treatment. The Metropole also uses mountain springs for 15% of the population. It's now possible to take all the necessary steps - subscription, bill payment, works... - online.