SDG 9 Industry, innovation & infrastructure

After the first successes of the « La Chapelle » railyard site in the 18th district of Paris and the « Grand Train » in 2016, SNCF welcomes « Ground Control » on the former Charolais railway mail sorting center, in the context of the urban transition program by SNCF Immobilier. This project aims to regive a temporary life to the unused railway grounds as it waits for an urban conversion in response to the new uses and needs of the city.

SUEZ has pioneered the Command and Control Center, an innovative urban supervision tool that facilitates an enhanced management of the public space by consolidating and analyzing the data generated by a city’s operations: traffic regulation, video-surveillance, street lighting, emergency services, and more. This trailblazing solution is being piloted in the Dijon metropolitan area, and will transform this city with a population of 260,000 into the first smart and connected city of its kind in France.

Faced with growing urbanization and the increasing scarcity of water resources, local authorities are committed to incorporating sustainable development principles into their water management policies. Thanks to its VISIO centers, SUEZ supports local authorities by offering a digital management system for their water and sanitation services.

SUEZ group, in partnership with the Saint-Etienne municipality, was awarded the “Sustainable and United City” Call for Expression of Interest by the National Agency for Urban Renovation (ANRU) within the framework of the Future Investments Program (PIA). SUEZ is developing a next-generation interoperable, open and scalable digital platform that will facilitate citizens’ access to public data while providing the city with quality information.

ENGIE has evolved in order to better meet local expectations and be as close as possible to local issues and authorities. ENGIE helps territories to become:

More sustainable

More efficient

More innovative

More attractive

By collaborating with them to develop tailor-made solutions to address their concerns:

Help local governments make better use of their local energy resources and provide more efficient and efficient services

Provide greener, more competitive energy

Boost the local economy

The Wattway Autonomous Generator is a turnkey solution designed to provide energy autonomy to roadside equipment.

It consists of photovoltaic panels glued directly on the road which are connected to a buried storage system, making it possible to connect and power all your equipment.

The revival of the TramFret concept was driven in part by the replacement of a significant amount of tramway inventory in 2017, in Paris, Nantes and Saint-Etienne, creating the prospect of an industrial element to the transformation of this tramway rolling stock to transport goods around the city by tram.

As part of an R&D partnership, Efficacity handled the scientific aspects of establishing the operational demonstrator in Saint-Etienne, under the terms of a tripartite consortium agreement with SEM and STAS.

Urban authorities of the center of Martinique

28th edition of the Eco Actions Trophies: 1st Prize

Sustainable Overseas Territories 2018 contest: Jury’s favourite

This project plans the construction of a photovoltaic power plant, set up on the car park of the CACEM (Urban authorities of the center of Martinique ) headquarters to power a facility to recharge electric vehicles as well as part of the building. This facility will consist of 3 elements:

-          A 230-square-metre shaded canopy-like structure, covering 12 parking spaces,

UrbanCyclers helps cities get people to cycle more. Leveraging innovations in technology and behavioural psychology, UrbanCyclers provides innovative solutions for your city to establish appropriate public policies and make the right choices for infrastructure investments.

UrbanCyclers is about:

Informing citizens

Encouraging cycling

Rapid implementation