Opportunities for energy sobriety in the building and tertiary sectors

May 10, 2023 | 9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
Audi Pasteur

Description

Energy sobriety is not just a response to an emergency, like a war effort. It must be a lasting part of society and in particular in tertiary buildings to reduce our bills, reduce our environmental impacts and our energy dependence... While improving the comfort of users! More than the first reflexes to adopt, what profound changes should be initiated? Which energy projects or renovations should be adopted for which levels of energy performance? Implementation of concrete solutions & best practices.

Speaker(s)

Virginie HACHE-VINCENOT

Mission pour la transition énergétique Monaco

Cheffe de division

Etienne Jadot

SMEG

Délégué à l'efficacité énergétique

Sébastien RIERA

Métropole de Lyon

Chef de service énergies et patrimoine

Marion SAVOY

Agence CAIRN

Fondatrice

Suggested Sessions

12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

PLENARY SESSION - Energy emergency vs. net-zero strategy: Post winter 2023 can companies and...

The COVID crisis and the shortage of electronic chips had already reminded us of the fragility of European industry. The energy crisis seems to have been the final straw: thousands of companies have...

PLENARY SESSIONBUILDINGENERGY / PRODUCTIONINDUSTRIESTRANSPORT

8:45 AM - 9:30 AM

Integration of renewable energies to anticipate environmental regulations

New environmental regulations, new requirements and new constraints for buildings. In this context, some building companies and project leaders are taking the lead and devising innovative processes...

1:30 PM - 2:15 PM

Buildings/tertiary sector: heating and cooling locally and sustainably

Lower energy costs, improved yields, diversification of primary energy sources (RE&R), guaranteed operation and availability, optimisation of energy efficiency, etc., this type of installation has...

2:30 PM - 3:15 PM

Owners and users of commercial buildings: reduce your energy consumption and gain in green value

The Eco Energie Tertiaire scheme requires a significant reduction in energy consumption by 2030 (-40%), and in the context of energy price inflation, owners and users of tertiary buildings will have...