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With the rapid development of renewable energy sources (RES), the operation of the power system is undergoing profound changes. To maintain this balance, RTE relies on the balancing mechanism. How does it work, and why has it become essential?

The economic model of renewable energy (EnR) producers has changed profoundly in recent years. Gone are the days of fully guaranteed purchase prices: installations are now more exposed...

Better visibility, fewer risks and optimal valorization of the energy produced: what is the role of the aggregator? Why has it become a central player in the electricity market? And above all, what does it change for a hydro, solar or wind producer? Bohr Energie explains it to you.

The Albi Hospital Center is taking a new step in its environmental approach: it now uses renewable electricity produced locally, thanks to a partnership with Bohr Energie and the Albi Le Chapitre hydroelectric power plant.

The rules of the game are changing. Since October 1, every quarter of an hour counts in the valorization of electricity produced in France. Two regulatory adjustments: the publication of prices every 15 minutes and the establishment of a threshold of —0.10 €/MWh for negative prices. These changes are transforming the way in which renewable energy producers interact with the market.

Every day, homes are still lit by candlelight, schools function without light, and hospitals struggle to provide care due to lack of access to electricity. For Bohr Energie, this day echoes our daily mission: to support renewable energy producers and contribute to a fairer, more local and more humane energy model.