Local authority

An Occitanie town cuts its public energy bill by 16%

Schools, sports hall and street lighting bundled under a single, transparent contract.

Client needs / Specifics

Twenty-eight delivery points spread across several legacy contracts, and too little visibility to justify energy spending to the council.

Anne Cazals

Deputy mayor for finance

Our solution

Eneffic bundled schools, sports hall, town hall and street lighting under a single 100% renewable electricity contract, with clear billing, a dedicated public-sector contact and guaranteed compliance with procurement rules.

Business activity: Local authority
Proposed solution: Pooled public-sector offer

The solution we delivered

The town had to reconcile careful use of public funds with environmental commitments. Eneffic pooled all its buildings under a single green-electricity offer.

The context

Twenty-eight delivery points (schools, sports hall, town hall, street lighting) were spread across several legacy contracts. Officials lacked the visibility to justify spending to the council.

The rollout

We bundled every site under a single 100% renewable-electricity contract, with clear billing and a dedicated public-sector contact. Compliance with public-procurement rules was ensured at each step.

Our role and contribution

Eneffic supported the town from the site inventory through to budget monitoring, guaranteeing compliance at every step.

Delivery-point inventory
Mapping of the twenty-eight sites and their legacy contracts.
Single 100% green contract
A pooled offer compliant with public-procurement rules.
Clear billing and budget monitoring
Clear reporting to justify every expense to the council.

Results

The town's energy bill dropped 16% in the first year, freeing room for other local projects. The switch to 100% green electricity reinforced the council's stated climate commitment.

-16 %

off the energy budget

Public funds under control and a climate commitment honoured.