Amundi Real Estate will equip 82 assets held by its funds with photovoltaic panels, parking canopies, and charging stations for electric vehicles.
It accelerates the decarbonisation of our portfolios under management, while meeting high regulatory requirements[1].
The initiative will be set up thanks to a so-called "third-party investment" financing model[2]. This large-scale project will make it possible to install more than 1,130 charging points for electric vehicles and to access a photovoltaic potential of more than 60MWp, equivalent to the annual consumption of around 9,200 French households.
As part of this initiative, a consultation that was carried out with the assistance of Etyo as strategic and operational advice made it possible to select 3 partner groups: Idex, SerenySun with e-Totem, and the Solstyce Group.
[1] the LOM law - Mobility Orientation Law: installation of charging stations for electric vehicles, the APER law - Law on the acceleration of renewable energy production: Installation of photovoltaic shades on outdoor car parks of more than 1,500 m² and the Tertiary Decree.
[2] Third-party photovoltaic investment consists of bringing a third party (the "third-party investor") into a solar power plant project, to finance it. In this model, a third-party investor finances the installation and maintenance of the solar panels on the property. In exchange, the third-party investor receives the profits generated by the energy produced or can also sell the electricity produced to the owner and/or tenant of the premises for self-consumption of electricity.
