Innovative urban services involving smart grid
BY ENGIEThis call for projects aims to develop innovative services for citizens and/or companies using an urban smart-grid in the Machines district on the Ile de Nantes. It is being launched by the ENGIE Group and the Creative Factory by SAMOA as part of the European mySMARTLife project and is based on a shared creative approach.
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E-Health: Towards better healthcare delivery for people
BY ENGIE INEOPromote your idea for a technological or service innovation in the e-health sector that could potentially be included in a broader business offering allowing ENGIE to better serve patients both within medical facilities and in town.
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Startups, benefit from 2 years of incubation in Paris with Le Village by...
BY ENGIE & Le Village by CAThe Village by CA Paris, in partnership with ENGIE, is offering 15 European startups the opportunity to join its incubator in Paris at reduced cost for a period of 23 months.
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How startups help expand ENGIE’s e-health service offerings
In early December 2015, ENGIE launched a call for projects called "Moving towards better individual healthcare journeys" with several partners, including the SAMOA/Creative District cluster, the University Hospital of Nantes and the Banque Populaire Atlantique (BPA). 4 months later, 19 applications had been received, and the call for project partners had the difficult task of choosing the winners from among all the...
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Obwstreetstyle, a smart parking solution for the Ile des Machines in Nantes
The winner of a call for projects launched by ENGIE and Nantes Métropole, OBW Street Style is an Angers-based company specializing in innovative electric mobility that also offers a smart parking solution that will be tested on the Ile des Machines in Nantes in 2019. This is why the company was invited to participate in Viva Technology at the ENGIE Lab.André Daidj, its president, talked to us about the company and...
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Solar Panels For All!
There’s no doubt that the focus of the solar power industry is on cutting-edge technology. But that doesn’t mean it has to be expensive or hard to access. Indeed, the boom in photovoltaics has made solar energy more accessible to the public than ever — especially in France. Thanks to such en masse projects cropping up throughout the country, factories and families alike can now commit to this carbon-free...
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