AGIR
AGIR is a public initiative in Region PACA, which uses a 70 m€ public fund to promote energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) actions inside the Region.
Illustration : Photo by Hans Braxmeier on Pixabay
AGIR is a public initiative in Region PACA, which uses a 70 m€ public fund to promote energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) actions inside the Region. It has been extended under the name AGIR+ and aims at facilitating the implementation of energy-related actions onside the Region’s territory with the additional objective to boost the local energy sector and its actors. It is also contributing to secure electricity supply and contributing to the achievement of the EU “20-20-20” package.
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