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Akuo Energy and DCNS Awarded European NER 300* Funding

After a 12-month audit led by the European Investment Bank, the NEMO "New Energy for Martinique and Overseas" project for the development of an offshore pilot Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) plant in Martinique was awarded under the NER300 programme by the European Commission.

Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion: a sustainable

A century and a half later, the NEMO project "New Energy for Martinique and Overseas", spearheaded by DCNS and Akuo Energy, who earned 72 million euros of EU aid, is the establishment of a pilot plant Thermal Energy

Martinique

Martinique, a French Caribbean territory, is exploring the potential for geothermal energy, as part of an island-wide clean energy transition. Over the previous two decades, experts have identified two potential areas for geothermal development, with a particular focus on the southwest region of the island.

Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion: a sustainable solution for

A century and a half later, the NEMO project "New Energy for Martinique and Overseas", spearheaded by DCNS and Akuo Energy, who earned 72 million euros of EU aid, is the establishment of a pilot plant Thermal Energy Seas (OTEC) that can supply 35,000 homes "of the island of Martinique".

Martinique makes strides towards energy self-sufficiency

With the 14MW Grand-Rivière wind park inaugurated last month, and further projects on the way, Martinique has been making strides towards achieving its goal of being energy self-sufficient by relying on renewable energy by 2030.

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Opening of the Battery Regeneration Centre in Martinique

January 2024 marks a new milestone for Be Energy, with the opening of the Martinique Batteries Services centre. This strategic development, located near Fort-de-France in the dynamic Ducos area – more precisely the Champigny industrial zone – marks a significant step forward in the island''s decarbonisation efforts.