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The National Federation of Granting Authorities and Utilities (FNCCR) for energy territories brings together over 850 public communities of all sizes (municipalities, intermunicipalities, metropolitan areas, urban communities, energy syndicates, regions, etc.) in the fields of public network services such as energy (electricity, gas, heating, and cooling), digital services, waste management, water and sanitation, as well as other network infrastructures, including the deployment of public charging infrastructures for clean mobility.

For more information, visit www.fnccr.asso.fr or www.territoire-energie.com.

The International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) is a global, independent, non-profit organization based in the United States that serves businesses, governments, academics, and other professionals interested in energy and related topics within the international community. The IAEE brings together experts, researchers, professors, and doctoral candidates from the industry, as well as those involved in shaping opinions and making or implementing energy policies.

For more information, you can visit their website: www.iaee.org.

Established in 1993, the Renewable Energy Syndicate (SER) represents all sectors of renewable energy in France. Since its inception, it has worked to ensure that renewable energies find their place in the country and develop for the benefit of the community. The SER brings together, directly or indirectly, several thousand companies, including resource producers (foresters, farmers), designers, manufacturers and installers, developers and operators of production facilities, as well as specialized professional associations. For each renewable sector, it unites all players along the value chain. Since its creation, its actions have helped to evolve the legislative, regulatory, and economic framework for renewable energies, thereby steering France towards an energy transition trajectory. For more information, visit www.enr.fr.

Avere-France is a national association established in 1978 under the initiative of the European Commission, serving as a hub for information, exchange, and expertise. Its mission is to promote and encourage the adoption and use of electric and hybrid vehicles, particularly by stimulating and supporting the deployment of electric mobility among local communities and businesses. The organization brings together stakeholders from the electric mobility ecosystem, encompassing industrial, commercial, institutional, and non-profit sectors.

The Association for the Future of Electric Vehicles (AVEM) is dedicated to promoting and raising awareness about electromobility. Through its website, www.avem.fr, and various field actions, AVEM seeks to inform and engage different stakeholders in the sector. The association brings together a network of numerous professional and individual members who are passionate about electric mobility