December 8, 2024
In the PACA region, green gas is gaining recognition as a critical energy source for a sustainable future. Produced locally from biowaste and organic matter, it is a decarbonized energy that directly benefits municipalities while supporting the circular economy.
The Numbers Speak for Themselves:
✔️ 70% of PACA residents believe green gas is an energy of the future.
✔️ 78% have a positive view of this accessible, renewable, and locally produced energy.
✔️ 3 out of 4 inhabitants are aware that their biowaste can be transformed into green gas.
✔️ 88% are willing to sort their food waste to support this circular energy model.
At SusBDe France, we collaborate with communities and municipalities to integrate green gas into territorial energy strategies. This initiative aligns with local sustainability goals and enables a greener future for the PACA region.
By working together, we’re not just promoting renewable energy but also enhancing local ecosystems, reducing landfill dependency, and empowering communities.
Let’s build a sustainable energy model, one municipality at a time!
This exclusive data was collected in March 2024 through surveys conducted by AVISO Conseil, involving 1,002 participants from the PACA region.
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