Maxime Morel joined Voltalia almost nine years ago. Talking about adventure seems to be the most appropriate terminology, far from cliché, to illustrate his career at Voltalia. From Paris to Remire-Montjoly, from hydro to wind energy, from prospector to asset owner, many doors have opened to him over the years, resulting in an atypical and highly rounded career path.

The renewable energy sector is a dynamic field: a fertile ground for innovations, with diverse profiles of companies driving solutions designed to accelerate the energy transition. Companies like Voltalia, committed to this transition, have significantly grown over the years. Since its establishment in 2005, Voltalia has greatly expanded its activities, and this wouldn't have been possible without the men and women who have joined us in backing this growth. On this international women’s day we wanted to share the path of two Women who play a key role at Voltalia.

Advancing both environmental preservation and local development is Voltalia's primary goal. This commitment is exemplified by its involvement in the Association for the Virgin Forest (AFV), dedicated to protecting the Amazon rainforest and supporting its communities. In this context, Patrick Delbos, Director of Voltalia France, was invited to a traditional ceremony within the Xingu territory. Here is a video testimonial of this unique experience.

A plant shutdown, even a partial one, results in a direct loss of yield and can have a significant impact on your revenue. Choosing a reliable and responsive Operations and Maintenance (O&M) provider allows you to anticipate this risk. Here’s an overview of the key criteria you should consider to make the right choice.

Only 11% of France’s electricity is generated from renewable sources. The main obstacle to a fully renewable energy mix is the intermittency of certain alternative sources, making continuous production impossible. Could biomass and electrical energy storage provide a sustainable solution to this problem? Our engineers are exploring these two promising avenues every day.

As French Guiana’s leading private electricity producer, the Voltalia Group is proud to have delivered major projects that have transformed the region’s energy landscape. Want to learn more? Read on to find out what we’ve been up to!

In the dynamic realm of renewable energy, Eduardo Guimaraes is a noteworthy figure whose career is marked by passion, dedication, and a commitment to sustainability. His early fascination with electromechanics and electronics paved the way for a fulfilling professional journey.

Voltalia, an international player in renewable energy, is an independent energy producer from its own power plants and a service provider across the entire value chain. As a pioneer in the market of services for industrial and tertiary businesses, Voltalia offers a comprehensive range of services, including direct supply of green electricity, energy efficiency services, and decentralized on-site production through its subsidiary Helexia.

The use of solar energy is growing steadily in France. Solar panels are being installed in both urban and rural areas, from the side of highways to agricultural land, and even the roofs of homes. Figures from the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Observatory show a 64% increase in residential rooftop installations in France between 2014 and 2020. But what are the benefits of solar energy for your home? Let’s find out.

In light of the challenges posed by climate change, the transition to sustainable energy sources has become a priority. As a renewable energy producer, Voltalia actively reduces CO₂ emissions into the atmosphere by taking practical steps towards the decarbonization of electricity.