Using renewable energy
Energy
- Solution type
- Everyday action
- Theme
- Energy
This approach consists of actively supporting the transformation of the national energy mix by directing the establishment's purchasing choices towards renewable sources. By subscribing to “green” or eco-labelled electricity contracts, the establishment ensures that the equivalent of its consumption is fed into the grid as clean energy (wind, solar, hydro, biomass or geothermal). It is a major lever for reducing the overall carbon footprint of tourism activity.
- Sector:
- France
Its features
Choosing a committed supplier
Selection of energy partners guaranteeing a 100% renewable origin of electricity through the Guarantees of Origin (GO) mechanism.
Support for sustainable sectors
Direct contribution to the financing and development of new green energy production infrastructure in the region.
Transparency and certification
Use of labelled or certified offers guaranteeing the traceability of the energy fed into the shared grid.
Complementary sobriety
Combining this green supply with measures to reduce consumption in order to maximise the impact of the energy transition.
Climate action (SDG 13)
Reduction of CO₂ emissions linked to fossil energy production and acceleration of the phase-out of carbon-based energy.
Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7)
Contribution to energy independence and to the deployment of environmentally friendly technologies.
Regional responsibility
Support for decentralised, local energy production projects, promoting a green economy within the shared grid.
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