Renewable energy specialists Dijon

With 100% of our advisors based in France, EDF is the first energy company to receive 100% Customer Relations certification in France. It's easy to make inquiries 24 hours a day via the edf.fr website or by using the EDF&MOI app, which won an award at the 2020 "Mobiles d'Or" awards. Dialing the single, toll-free number 3004 enables you to contact an EDF advisor based in France to optimize your contract and make energy savings, or benefit from associated services, such as :

Check, the app that lets you move house with peace of mind and benefit from good deals from EDF's partners

The "Zen" range of electricity contracts that adapt to new lifestyles.

Consumption monitoring, adapted to electricity and gas consumption, to understand and better control your energy consumption

Homiris, a remote monitoring service for your home.

Assurénergie +: between €3 and €7/month, to help you pay your energy bills in the event of hospitalization or unemployment. This offer is subject to conditions, for a period of one year.

Breakdown assistance: experts (electricians, plumbers, locksmiths, repairers, etc.) for fast, efficient intervention, 24/7, in the event of a breakdown in your home.

The "EDF&Moi "application can be downloaded from your smartphone. Simple and practical, it brings together the main functions of your EDF customer space. It not only makes it easy to track consumption, but also gives you access to your bills and proof of address.

IZI by EDF is EDF's local service brand.

IZI by EDF offers a wide range of solutions for sustainable housing and electric mobility. The aim is to support the French in their comfort and energy transition.

Renovation : IZI by EDF is particularly involved in energy renovation, with solutions for insulation, joinery and heating. Among recent offerings in this field, IZI by EDF simplifies the life of households and the replacement of their boiler with a heat pump guaranteed for 10 years. As a reminder, the installation of oil-fired boilers has been banned since 2022.

Mobility : IZI by EDF is positioning itself as a partner for electric mobility by installing charging stations, but also by intervening in the long-term rental of electric vehicles.

IZI for all: IZI's services are aimed at individuals who want to rethink their homes, as well as professionals who want to improve their premises.

IZI can help you renovate your home by switching to a heat pump, insulating or replacing woodwork, or installing a recharging station.

Contact EDF on 3004 or call one of our advisors on 09 70 25 82 58.

He or she will draw up your estimate and provide advice and expertise throughout the project. Once the estimate has been validated, EDF proposes qualified professionals from its network to carry out the work.

Dalkia, a subsidiary of the EDF Group, is a key player in energy services, present throughout France and internationally. For over 80 years, Dalkia has been developing renewable and recovered energies and supporting its customers to help them save energy and reduce their_CO2 emissions.

It is a collective of 20,000 committed people, close to its customers and partners, who take up the climate challenge every day by implementing innovative, economical and ecological local solutions for sustainable growth in cities and businesses. Heating and cooling networks, biomass, geothermal energy, recovered energies, thalassothermal energy, biogas, waste recovery, energy management... Dalkia's teams offer solutions tailored to your activity.

The Dijon Energies network manages the heating network on a day-to-day basis, supplying heating and domestic hot water to connected buildings. More information on dijonenergies.fr

Key figures :

- 30,000 housing equivalents heated at over 400 sites

- 80 km of heating network

- 73% renewable energy by 2023

- 40,000 tonnes of wood energy per year

Dalkia in the Centre-Est region in figures:

- 853 billion in sales

- 1,840 employees working for the energy of today and tomorrow

- 61 heating and cooling networks in operation

- 561,000 collective housing units heated

- 796 healthcare establishments benefiting from our energy services

- 1,078 industrial production sites and workshops of their customers who place their trust in them

- 4,926 tertiary and commercial establishments operated by their teams

- 600,000 t of_CO2 emissions avoided by 2022 thanks to their services

Urbanis is a private consulting firm with more than 40 years of experience in advising local authorities on their housing policy, local housing programmes and programmes for the rehabilitation and renovation of old housing (Opah and Pig). The regional agency has three branches in Auxerre, Chalon-sur-Saône and Dijon, with 27 employees (social workers, architects, thermal engineers, town planners, etc.) and works for many local authorities in Burgundy-Franche-Comté. She is also an operator and project management assistant for private individuals within the framework of their housing rehabilitation projects with Anah, Action Logement (Voluntary Investment Plan) or the Region (Effilogis). The design office also provides assistance to co-ownerships (trustees and trade union councils), always in the form of project management assistance in the context of energy renovation projects. The aim is then to help the co-owners to define their work projects, to surround themselves with the right contacts (in particular by putting the project managers in competition with each other) and to optimise the projects financially (search for available financial aid). Urbanis also assists local authorities who wish to do so in observing condominiums and defining strategies adapted to the problems encountered, in connection with the funding and programmes made available by the State to help manage, define and implement work programmes on fragile or ailing condominiums.

Enedis Bourgogne has the second largest electric fleet in France, with the Dijon and Mâcon sites equipped to power these forward-looking vehicles. Gradually, Enedis continues to replace its entire fleet of light vehicles with electric vehicles throughout the region. At the same time, the electricity distributor is working on future hydrogen-powered vehicles to upgrade its service vehicles.

A player connected to mobility. Enedis connects the electric charging stations installed throughout the region. Dijon Métropole relies on 140 charging points accessible to the public, all located in shops and parking lots. Although none are yet installed on the public highway, Enedis is working with local authorities wishing to install them in their communities, helping them to find the best position in relation to the electricity grid, with a view to reducing connection costs.

Enedis is committed to supporting the growth of electric mobility in buildings: Enedis facilitates the deployment of all charging infrastructures, by ensuring their connection, electricity supply and metering of the energy distributed, whatever the chosen installation solution. Today, condominium owners and landlords can choose between two collective solutions to equip their parking lots with charging points. As a public service provider, Enedis is on hand to help.

For further information: www.enedis.fr/installer-une-borne-de-recharge-dans-ma-copropriete-pour-ma-voiture-electrique

EDF ENR is an EDF Group subsidiary specializing in the installation of photovoltaic panels. The EDF Group is mobilizing and has launched the Solar Plan with the ambition of developing 30% of solar energy installation capacity in France by 2035. For several years now, photovoltaic energy has been developing in all its forms, particularly in industrial and commercial buildings, on farmers' farms, and on private customers' premises. Today, almost 90% of French people are in favor of solar energy. EDF ENR specializes in meeting the needs of both professional and private customers. In France, nearly 400,000 self-consumption installations are now connected to the grid, offering the opportunity to save money while protecting the planet (Source Enedis December 2023).

On the EDF ENR website, discover the main benefits of electricity self-consumption. Complete the questionnaire to find out about the potential savings, which can be as much as 60%*. Then talk to an EDF ENR Solar Advisor during a free solar assessment. By putting "sunshine in your energy", you're playing your part in the energy transition!

* Maximum limit assessed on the basis of data observed in 2022 on a panel of around 1,500 customers. This information is indicative and non-contractual, and depends on actual sunshine conditions and the daily choices and practices of household electrical equipment users.

ENEDIS Bourgogne delivers electricity, whatever the energy supplier, to residential, business and local authority customers. As manager of the public electricity distribution network, ENEDIS is responsible for maintenance, connections, troubleshooting and meter reading. A public service for the ecological transition in the regions.

In Burgundy, more than 900,000 Linky meters have already been installed, representing around 90% of Burgundy households.

The network is evolving to support the growth of renewable energies, the development of electric mobility and changing consumption patterns. ENEDIS is continuing to modernize the distribution network by replacing the 35 million meters in France. The Linky smart meter is a key element in this modernization.

This meter also brings a number of advantages to the consumer:

A simplified move-in process, with access to electricity in less than 24 hours.
A trouble-free meter reading. The meter can be read remotely and without an appointment.
Faster detection of faults.
Easier control of my consumption, while protecting my data

ENEDIS Bourgogne delivers electricity, whatever the energy supplier, to residential, business and local authority customers. As manager of the public electricity distribution network, ENEDIS is responsible for maintenance, connections, troubleshooting and meter reading. A public service for ecological transition in the territories.

In Burgundy, over a million Linky meters have already been installed, representing some 94% of Burgundy households.

The network is evolving to support the growth of renewable energies, the development of electric mobility and changing consumption patterns. ENEDIS is continuing to modernize the distribution network by replacing the 35 million meters in France. The Linky smart meter is a key element in this modernization.

This meter also brings many advantages to the consumer:

Easier control of my consumption while protecting my data, with a real tool for monitoring consumption.

A simplified move-in process, with access to electricity in less than 24 hours.
A trouble-free meter reading. The meter can be read remotely, without an appointment.
Faster detection of faults.

Enedis is committed to supporting the development of electric mobility in buildings: Enedis facilitates the deployment of all charging infrastructures, by ensuring their connection, electricity supply and metering of the energy distributed, whatever the installation solution chosen. Today, condominium owners and landlords can choose between two collective solutions to equip their parking lots with charging points. As a public service provider, Enedis is on hand to help.

Run by the Bourgogne Énergies Renouvelables (BER) association, the Espace Conseil France Rénov' de Côte-d'Or, a public service mission, answers questions outside the 23 communes of Dijon Métropole about energy renovation for single-family homes and condominiums. These energy renovation centers offer objective, independent and free advice on renewable energies and energy efficiency in the home. What techniques are available, and what financial assistance is available? The strong point: objective information. There's nothing commercial here: we don't prescribe a company, but inform you about the techniques, their advantages and disadvantages. A highly recommended approach before starting any work on your home.

Espaces Conseil France Rénov' has more than 40 advisors throughout Burgundy Franche-Comté, including 5 in Dijon, who answer your questions by telephone. For more complex questions, don't hesitate to make an appointment. Thematic brochures and the Guide du Bâtiment économe en énergie are also available. Site visits are offered, and can be complemented by meetings with people who have chosen the recommended solutions, or with installers and craftsmen, providing a rich, practical and, what's more, very convivial learning experience.

Since 2015, Espace Conseil France Rénov' has been offering specific assistance to condominiums via the www.coachcopro.com platform, a support service for building energy renovation projects. Conseils syndicaux, syndics de copropriétés, this free and independent web platform will be able to support you from A to Z.

Espace Conseils France Rénov' de Côte-d'Or, the gateway to the Effilogis scheme. The team helps owners of single-family homes and condominiums carry out renovation work to achieve the BBC standard.

Espace Conseil France Rénov' de Côte-d'Or is a partner of the department's three energy renovation platforms (Dijon métropole's RENOVECO, Pays Seine-et-Tille and Pôle rénovation conseil du Pays Beaunois).

In Burgundy-Franche-Comté, EDF generates 100% renewable electricity by harnessing the region's natural resources: hydro, wind, solar and biomass.

The Group operates 37 production sites comprising 24 hydroelectric power plants, including the Vouglans dam in the Jura, three wind farms at Lomont, Champ Gouleau and Sacy-Télégraphe, producing a total of 57.4 MW, and ten photovoltaic solar farms, including the one in Dijon, inaugurated on November 25, 2021: the Centre d'Enfouissement Technique (CET) in the Valmy district on the outskirts of Dijon was used to install a 16 MWp solar power plant.

EDF'smomentum in renewable energies is very strong, with 10 solar power plants under construction across the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. One of these is Lux, some thirty kilometers north of the Dijon metropolitan area, which will be inaugurated in September 2022 and boasts an 8.5 MWp solar power plant, equivalent to the energy consumption of 2,000 households. The Lux plant features 22,700 two-sided solar panels spread over 8.2 hectares.

in addition to these renewable energy production facilities,Dalkia (a subsidiary of the EDF Group)operates 14 heating networks . Mainly fuelled by biomass, Dalkia is continuing to develop these systems, as at Dijon Métropole's Péjoces heating plant. At the same time, EDF inaugurated France's most powerful renewable hydrogen production and distribution station(1 MW) in Auxerre, built by its subsidiary Hynamics. It is currently the largest renewable hydrogen production and distribution site in France. It is already used to power the region's buses, and will eventually be used to power the region's first hydrogen-powered trains. This station reinforces the leadership of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, a pioneer in hydrogen in France, and EDF is currently building a new station in Belfort.

EDF is also a committed player in regional energy transition:

With its subsidiary Dalkia Electrotechnics (formerly Citelum), the EDF Group is supporting the Dijon metropolis in the realization of France's ^1st Smart city. In 2017, Dijon métropole's innovative smart city project was won by the Bouygues Énergies & Services and Citelum (an EDF subsidiary) consortium, along with Suez and Cap Gemini. This is an emblematic example of how EDF works with local authorities to invent their energy future. With this project, the EDF Group is taking a decisive technological step forward in the realization of the SMART CITY that is bringing the Dijon metropolis into the digital and data era. A centralized control station remotely controls traffic lights, street lighting, video protection and manages events occurring in public spaces. Since late 2021, a citizen application has also been available.

Another innovative project for Dijon Metropole is the European Response H2020 project (Integrated Solutions for Positive Energy and Resilient Cities"), for which the EDF Group, a key partner of Dijon Metropole, is developing low-carbon solutions for the city of tomorrow. Along with TURKU in Sweden, Dijon joins the select club of European cities chosen to experiment with the "positive energy district" concept: the European Commission is aiming for around 100 projects by 2025. The Response project is being rolled out in the Fontaine d'Ouche district over a 5-year period. In terms of energy, it involves the largest collective self-consumption operation in France. The project also includes solutions for managing and monitoring carbon emissions and intelligent electric mobility.

Tothe north of Dijon Métropole, in the Valmy district, the local authority and EDF Renouvelables have transformed a landfill site into a photovoltaic power plant. The 15.6-hectare site has undergone a veritable conversion. The waste, mainly rubble and construction site residues, reached the capacity of the site, which has been gradually closed since 2018. Studies have enabled us to define the contours of a photovoltaic power plant project aimed at rehabilitating the site and giving it a new function, as part of the energy transition desired locally. The new plant will produce around 18,000 MWh/year, enough to meet the electricity needs of around 8,000 inhabitants, or 5% of the local population. The plant will supply electricity for the next 30 years. Inaugurated in November 2021, it has kept local businesses busy for several months. In addition to being an energy asset for the region, the new photovoltaic power plant will generate new tax revenues for both the Côte-d'Or department and Dijon Métropole, as well as creating new skilled jobs to ensure the plant's ongoing operation and maintenance.

In Lux, a few kilometers north of Dijon Métropole, on the Langres plateau, EDF has just invested six million euros to create a second power plant in the Côte-d'Or. Inaugurated in September 2022, it has been producing energy since March 2022, thanks to 22,700 two-sided solar panels spread over 8.2 hectares. The photovoltaic plant generates 8.5 megawatts peak (MWp) of power, equivalent to the energy consumption of 2,000 households. The panels are 95% renewable and can still retain 80% of their initial power even after 25 years of use. The photovoltaic farm project, which in no way disrupts the local landscape, has benefited from the support of the local population, notably through participatory financing.

The Habitat of the ^21st century will undoubtedly be born in Dijon. Elithis, a fluids engineering and energy and environmental performance company serving the construction and renovation sectors, first made a name for itself in 2009 with its eponymous tower in Dijon's Clemenceau district, the first positive-energy office and retail building to feature a range of solutions unprecedented for a developer. Following on from the Tour Danube in Strasbourg, Dijon and Saint-Etienne have now seen the construction of highly energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly residential towers, a program based on private investment by Berlin-based Catella Residential Investment Management (CRIM) and Elithis. The Dijon tower, NTEA, Nouvelle tour Elithis Arsenal, inaugurated in October 2023, stands on avenue Jean Jaurès in the Arsenal eco-district. The properties are offered to happy tenants who benefit from unique comfort coupled with zero heating costs. The high-rise is resolutely modern right up to the ^17th floor, with a social heart, the Diamant, featuring a garden, a deck and 2 living-room areas accessible to residents. Elithis CEO Thierry Bièvre's ambition is to build 100 towers of this generation worldwide. It's a new way of living in the city, in a sustainable space with a breathtaking view. Towers under construction or under study include Saint-Etienne, Brest, Le Havre, Bordeaux, Mulhouse and Clermond Ferrand.

Diagtest was founded by Patricia Lesage in 2015. In addition to the DPE (diagnostic de performance énergétique) for individual housing, its qualification as a diagnostician with mention enables it to carry out DPEs for businesses, shops and collective buildings.

Diagtest also provides end-of-works certificates confirming compliance with RE2020 thermal regulations, and has integrated the skills of an authorized operator for end-of-works tests.

Diagtest is also developing its activity as a project management assistant, particularly in the context of condominium projects, to support homeowners in setting up an energy renovation project. This project management assistance (AMO) can involve a number of different phases, such as assistance in drawing up specifications, so that customers can consult a project management team, but also, and above all, research into all the financial solutions available to customers. This assistance is particularly important, as it also helps to bring together all the players involved in the renovation process, so as to facilitate the realization of customers' projects.

More and more drivers are choosing electric cars for their commutes. Today, almost 90% of these vehicles are recharged at home or at work (source: France Stratégie), and almost one household in two lives in a block of flats. As soon as the question of installing a charging station arises within a building, it makes sense to think in terms of a collective rather than individual solution, and one that is scalable. It's an opportunity to reduce installation costs and prepare for the future. It's also an opportunity to add value to the property when selling or renting it.

Enedis is committed to supporting the growth of electric mobility in buildings: Enedis facilitates the deployment of all charging infrastructures, by ensuring their connection, electricity supply and metering of the energy distributed, whatever the chosen installation solution. Today, condominiums and landlords can choose between two collective solutions to equip their parking lots with charging points. As a public service provider, Enedis assists with all the necessary procedures.

If the applicant is a tenant, he or she must request prior authorization from his or her landlord by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, with a copy to the building's managing agent detailing the planned work.

- If the landlord accepts, he must notify the inclusion of the work on the agenda of the general meeting within three months,
- If the landlord refuses, the tenant can give formal notice to the landlord to investigate his request under his right to take.

If the applicant is an owner, he must send his request for inclusion on the general meeting agenda to the managing agent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The request must be accompanied by a detailed description of the planned work, together with a plan or diagram. It is also advisable to enclose quotes from installers, so that co-owners can assess the cost of the work.

Get training before you decide. The Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Mobilité Electrique association, BFC ME, offers free two-hour training courses to introduce the various players in electric mobility and the range of existing solutions. As a trusted third party, the association can provide answers to questions from property managers, social landlords, condominium owners' associations or even the owners themselves, provided 10 people can attend, either face-to-face or remotely.

Steps involved in installing a charging station in a condominium

-Step ¹: An individual living in a condominium wishes to acquire an electric or rechargeable hybrid vehicle and have a charging station installed in his or her parking lot. He contacts his Syndic/Landlord to express his need, who then initiates a collective process to install compliant and upgradeable charging stations for the building's residents (owners or tenants).
^-2nd step: The Syndic/Landlord is supported by Enedis upstream of his project. Enedis organizes an on-site pre-visit with the Syndic/Landlord, the Syndical Council and electricians/engineers. The Syndic/Landlord or his representative formalises the connection request on the Enedis.fr portal
^-3rd stage: Approval by the General Meeting of the solution chosen by the co-ownership, after presentation of the quotes from the various parties involved (electricians/design office, Enedis, etc.) for the different solutions envisaged.
^-4thstage : Completion of the work.

2 standard single-phase 230 V recharging levels:
- Prise Véhicule Electrique = 3.7 kVA for occasional recharging
- Borne Véhicule Electrique = 7.4 kVA first level of night recharging

Installation at no cost to the condominium. Alongside private players capable of installing charging stations, a decree published in September 2022 and implemented in February 2023 enables Enedis or the local network operator to carry out the work involved in installing the necessary infrastructure for rechargeable vehicles through horizontal columns, provided that spaces are allocated, whether outdoors, in basements or in boxes. The cost of the work is financed by the operator, in most cases Enedis, and is not passed on to the condominium. Owners will be invoiced individually for the portion of the work paid for by Enedis, if they wish to use the recharging equipment only. Owners then choose their charging station supplier and installer. It takes between six months and a year from the initial steps to the use of the charging stations, including the decision-making process within the co-ownership.

For further information : www.enedis.fr/installer-une-borne-de-recharge-dans-ma-copropriete-pour-ma-voiture-electrique

Key Energies, specialist in photovoltaic panels, has been installed at Await-la-Côte for over 10 years. The company has become one of the safe values of the sector. The installer offers multiple solutions for individuals: photovoltaic central to produce your electricity in consumption or resale, solar hot water or thermodynamics production, heating and air conditioning by heat pump… With regard to electricity production, the study will be objective and prudent: the depreciation of the facility will thus be guaranteed as it will ultimately be more efficient than necessary. The company allows individuals to choose self-consumption or sell electricity. Please be aware that your installation will be able to receive storage batteries within 1 to 3 years, as your surplus is no longer sold. In 2017, photovoltaic projects are optimal, they will be based on the price of equipment, guarantees (25 years of production and 10 years by the manufacturer) and flexibility of use, resale or consumption. Poses are provided by home technicians. If the solar solution is not suitable for your needs, the heat pump may be suitable for you. The production of photovoltaic electricity also concerns industrial and agricultural buildings which often have large areas of well-exposed roofs.