This morning, Martinique Développement is holding a press conference on the decarbonization of the territory’s industries. This is a critical issue for the territory’s future and for meeting the decarbonization targets set out in the roadmaps of France and Europe.
Press Conference
This Tuesday, January 27, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., a press conference will be held in Montgérald on industrial decarbonization and the energy landscape in Martinique: challenges, constraints, and opportunities. The speakers will attempt to answer the question: «How can your company benefit from effective support for decarbonization?».
Supported by the Prefecture of Martinique, ADEME, and the Territorial Collectivity of Martinique, this initiative is part of the “Territoires d’Industrie” program, which aims to develop industry in light of the challenges posed by decarbonization.
Martinique Développement is currently working with two organizations, CACEM and CAP Nord, in four key areas:
- the recognition of skills,
- land,
- the ecological and energy transition,
- innovation
Goal: Decarbonization
From both an operational and strategic perspective, the experts will discuss various topics, such as:
- the challenges, constraints, and opportunities of the energy sector in Martinique,
- the technical and organizational levers for launching a decarbonization initiative,
- the support mechanisms and financing solutions available,
A real-world case study will also be discussed, followed by a Q&A session with the audience. Participants will have the opportunity to meet the following panelists: Julie Barthélemy, «business» engineer at ADEME Martinique, Vincent Chausserie-Laprée, overseas decarbonization advisor at ADEME Réunion; Audrey Limery, from Kweevo; and Mélissa Monrose, project manager for the “Territoires d’Industrie” program at Martinique Développement.
A Challenge for the Future
This is a major challenge for businesses, industries, and the region. «Industrial decarbonization is not just an environmental issue; it is a real driver of competitiveness and transformation for businesses in Martinique. Through the Territoires d’Industrie program, our goal is to provide concrete support to manufacturers in this transition by giving them access to tools, expertise, and financing solutions tailored to the region’s realities,» emphasizes Mélissa Monrose, project manager for the Territoires d’Industrie program at Martinique Développement. Participating in the conference will therefore be essential for gaining a better understanding of the region’s energy and industrial challenges, in the interest of Martinique’s future.
S.D.
