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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.

With this new simplified call for tenders, CRE is opening a new stage for intermediate photovoltaic installations. At Bohr Energie, we are alongside producers to guide them..

In an energy market that is increasingly competitive and governed by strict regulatory requirements, the publication of call programs is becoming a central issue. Long perceived as a secondary administrative obligation, this daily operation is now at the heart of the operational performance of producers and aggregators.

The electricity market is changing rapidly. Faced with climate, economic and social challenges, traditional models are gradually giving way to more sustainable, local and solidarity approaches. Among them, collective self-consumption (CCA) stands out as a solution for the future, in particular for renewable energy producers.