(AOF) – Vergnet has signed a new contract in the field of photovoltaics in France. This contract consists of the installation, wiring, connection and commissioning of 324 kWp (724 solar panels) on roofs on a farm in Tavers (45) in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Through this new contract, the developer renews its confidence in Vergnet’s know-how in the deployment of photovoltaic solutions.
Furthermore, Vergnet reiterates its commitment to sustainable development and strengthens its offer in the field of photovoltaics in France.
Vergnet will soon be able to offer turnkey solar installations: project feasibility, engineering, connection to the public distribution network, up to the maintenance of any solar installation, including those already existing.
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The challenges of water recycling
According to a report from the World Economic Forum, demand for water will jump by 55% by 2050. However, only 11% of water is recycled globally, with strong disparities depending on the country: if this rate reaches 89% in Israel, it falls to 15% in Spain. It is even less than 1% in France! The Veolia manager, however, believes that the rate of 10% targeted for 2030, as part of the new Water plan announced by the authorities, is achievable under certain conditions. At the forefront is administrative simplification. Veolia is committed to tripling its production of recycled water by 2030 to bring it to 3 billion m3. In this area, the world leader in environmental services strengthened its know-how during its takeover bid for the former Suez group.