E'nergys and Atomique join forces to finance the energy transition

E’nergys and Atomique have formed an innovative partnership to finance and accelerate the decarbonization of buildings and factories in France!

A strong climate ambition, a need for massive investments.

The National Low Carbon Strategy (SNBC) sets ambitious climate targets, a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, and carbon neutrality by 2050. The decarbonization of buildings – which account for 45% of final energy consumption in France – and of the industry – which accounts for 19% of final energy consumption in France – requires billions of euros in additional investments, which players in the tertiary and industrial sectors can only finance through their cash flow and equity. Alternative and innovative financing solutions are essential to accelerate decarbonization! A strategic partnership to overcome financial barriers. In light of this observation, E’nergys, a national player in environmental performance, has just formed a strategic partnership with Atomique, the independent 100% French expert dedicated to financing the energy and environmental transition, to finance its “turnkey” solutions for energy efficiency and decarbonization of buildings and factories in a different way. Under this agreement, E’nergys will incorporate the “financing component” from Atomique, powered by AI, into its turnkey offers including building management systems and heat recovery from factories, which connects the energy transition to the economic and strategic reality of businesses. It is aimed at all SMEs and mid-sized enterprises subject to numerous regulations – Tertiary Decrees, BACS, CSRD – that want to accelerate the implementation of energy transition projects for their buildings and factories, without risk or self-financing, according to the objectives of the French low-carbon pathway!

Faced with an uncertain economic environment and stricter regulatory requirements, French companies must implement their energy efficiency projects while preserving their cash flow and investment capacity in their core business. Our partnership with Atomique, a French financial engineering operator, responds to this challenge of financing our turnkey energy transition projects in a “different” way, by addressing the environmental, economic, and strategic challenges faced by players in the tertiary and industrial sectors.

Jacques GROS

– Sales and Marketing Director, E'nergys

Turnkey solutions incorporating financing

As an independent expert in energy transition financing, Atomique has 20 years of experience in financial engineering, thanks to the background of its executives, enabling it to provide the most relevant financing solutions according to the constraints, KPIs (carbon indicators, etc.) and objectives of companies. With a mission to remove barriers to investment, Atomique places its clients’ strategic challenges at the heart of its approach and creates tailor-made, adapted financing solutions, in particular by combining multiple existing mechanisms such as subsidies and EEC bonuses with operational equipment leasing contracts. In addition, its AI-powered “smart” web platform provides augmented data, ensuring a 360° view of the technical, financial, energy, and carbon data needed to assess the impact of investments and make decisions.

This partnership with E’nergys, which provides turnkey energy efficiency solutions, fits perfectly with our desire to encourage companies to take action on decarbonization by removing financial constraints and complexity. We will offer E’nergys’ customers the best technical and economic models to finance their energy efficiency projects, according to their economic, regulatory, and environmental challenges. With E’nergys’ turnkey solutions, coupled with our financing component, we are creating a concrete connection between economic and environmental value to build a more sustainable environment, from buildings to factories to production!

Tony CEFAI

– Founder and CEO of Atomique

This partnership is part of both companies’ commitment to increasing energy efficiency projects, while using key performance indicators (KPIs) to assess total cost of ownership (TCO) and return on investment (ROI) as part of an efficient decarbonization roadmap. Jacques Gros concludes: “This win-win collaboration should quickly gain momentum.”