Beyond being an independent solar energy producer, Amarenco wants to be a player in the decarbonization and transformation of our economic model.

THINK AND ACT LOCAL EVERYWHERE A geo-strategic approach that sees the world changing thanks to an increase in local and targeted actions.

A business model that positively contributes to the planet’s sustainability while being in phase with the Paris climate agreement.

Le groupe Amarenco se développe en permanence en associant ses compétences à des entreprises acquises à la cause de la re.generation et qui partagent la même envie d’inspirer de nouveaux comportements grâce à l’énergie photovoltaïque

We work with many organisations. They may have different motivations but all are federated by the services Amarenco provides and its unique or reproducible photovoltaic solutions.

We have a wide range of photovoltaic solar solutions and specific solutions for energy management and IoT - take a look!

At the heart of our engagement lies the reconciliation between the market economy and ecology. This ambition would not be possible without strong in-house cohesion and a sense of the common good shared by everyone. It is even written into the moral statues of our company.

2030 and 2050 represent two essential dates in Amarenco’s future, but also and more importantly for all humanity’s future. We have solutions at the ready.

25 nationalities and a wide range of complementary talents lend Amarenco its strength and difference. Our 200 employees work hard every day to create a better world, fulfilled in their jobs.

Engaged in the development of a great many projects synonymous with high-level expertise, Amarenco is constantly developing and new talents are welcome to complete our team.

Being a driver for change means creating your own pace and making your own choices. Our news follows the action.

Articles that interest us, reports that inspire us...we open the floor to people at Amarenco because sharing is part of our DNA.

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22/10/21 - Category 2

MEETING BETWEEN AMARENCO AND MR. CHRISTOPHE GRUDLER, MEP

On Friday, October 22, following a working session at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Tarn, MEPs Mr. Christophe Grudler and Ms. Valérie Hayer visited the headquarters of Amarenco France in Lagrave. They were accompanied by Mrs. Marie-Christine Verdier-Jouclas, deputy of the Tarn, and Mr. Michel Bossi, President of the CCI of the Tarn.

All the issues relevant to solar energy production were discussed, demonstrating the vitality of this key sector for a dynamic and innovative Europe in line with the objectives of the Paris Agreements and the European Green Pact :

❏ European industry and innovation

❏ Agrisolar, storage and hydrogen

❏ Life cycle and social and environmental impacts

❏ Project acceptability, financing costs and simplification of administrative procedures

Our sector is booming, but still under considerable stress due to the pandemic and its impact on the entire international supply chain and needs to be brought high on the political agenda.

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