ADEME
French Environnement and
Energy Management Agency
Photo Frédéric Bisson / flickr.com
ANGERS
7 juillet 2016
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ORIGIN OF ADEME
The French Environment and Energy Management Agency
Public body founded in 1992 by the merging of 3 agencies
supporting the energy and environment transition under
the joint authority of 2 Ministries :
AQA
air quality
- Ecology, Sustainable
Development & Energy
AFME
energy
management
ANRED
waste
management,
- Research & Higher
Education
40 years of experience
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AREAS OF ACTIVITY
Energy and Climate
- Energy efficiency
- Renewable energy
- Mitigation and adaptation
to climate change
Cross-disciplinary approach
Waste management
Polluted soils
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Circular economy
Sustainable production and consumption
Sustainable cities and regions
International activities
Air pollution
Noise
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MAIN ASPECTS OF ACTION
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ADEME’s Objective :
- Be the point of reference and privileged partner for central and local authorities,
professionals and the general public
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ADEME’s Role:
– Support to innovation and R&D
–Generalize good practices for energy saving & environment protection
• ADEME’s budget in 2015 :
– 590 M€ for actions
–2 800 M€ for the Investments for the Future programme (2010-2015)
–90 M€ for operating budget
GEOGRAPHICAL ORGANISATION
A staff ~ 1 000
Paris
3 central sites (~50%)
- 26 regional directions
Angers
- 3 representations in
overseas territories
- 1 office in Brussels
Valbonne
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2015 BUDGET : 590 M€
Breakdown by topic
Polluted Sites
Chaleur renouvelable
Déchets et économie circulaire29 M€
Bâtiment économeR&D
en énergie
30
M€ / formation
Communication nationale
Recherche
Communication /
Sols pollués
& friches
Training
Autres programmes
23 M€
Efficient Building
42 M€
2014
221 M€
181 M€
Others
42M€
M€
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23 M€
30 M€
29 M€
64 M€
590 M€
2012
303 M€
193 M€
2011
354 M€
221 M€
2010
413 M€
258 M€
2009
272 M€
145 M€
31Renewable
M€
Heat
32 M€ 221 M€
35 M€
43 M€
48 M€
602 M€
304 M€
75 M€
333 M€
77 M€
222 M€
Waste & Circular
Economy 2007 par domaines
Répartition des engagements
181 M€
Autres
programmes 48
M€
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THE INVESTMENTS FOR THE FUTURE
 Specific financial management by ADEME, separated from the general
budget allocation
 Total amount: 2 850 M€ for 2010-2015, following demonstrator funds
 4 programmes
 Vehicules for the future
1 000 M€
 Renewable energies and green chemistry
1 350 M€
 Circular economy
250 M€
 Smart grids
250 M€
 Means: subsidies, reimbursable aids, equity investments
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Four ways of action:
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Acquire knowledege and Develop solutions for the future
Coordinate & finance research & innovation
Manage Investments for the Future
Propose Road Maps
Test out : pilot & demonstration projects
 Provide expertise
• Advise public authorities on legislative, regulatory or fiscal measures to be
adopted
• Provide studies, enquiries, tools & guides
• Help for decision making
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Convince and mobilize
Influence behaviour change: communication campaigns
Sensibilise and advise citizens: Energy information Centers, brochures
Inform and train professionals : seminars, technical documents and tools,
exemplary projects, trainings
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Financial support for project development: (Help for realizing)
Heat
Circular economy and waste
Polluted sites and wasteland
Noise
2015 BUDGET : 590 M€
Breakdown by type of action
Acquire knowledge
76 M€
Convince and
mobilize
32 M€
Advice
22 M€
Help for realizing
560 M€
A DEFINITION OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Economic system of exchange and production at all
stages of the product life cycle (goods and services),
aims to increase the efficiency of resource use and
reduce the impact on the environment while developing
the welfare of individuals.
Définition ADEME
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY :
3 ACTION AREAS 7 PILLARS
Sustainable extraction,
supplying, procurement
Eco-design
Recycling
(material & organic)
WASTE
MANAGEM
ENT
OFFER OF
ECONOMIC
ACTORS
Industrial and
territorial symbiosys
Fonctional Economy
Longer duration
of use,
• Repair,
• Reuse
DEMAND AND
CONSUMER
BEHAVIOR
Responsible consumption
• Collaborative consumption
• Purchase
• Use
Schéma ADEME
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STRATEGIC APPROCH FOR CIRCULAR
ECONOMY IN FRANCE
National strategy for
transition to sustainable
development (2015-2020)
published February 2015
Axis 2 :Engage in circular and
low carbon economy
National energy transition
law for green growth
published August 2015
Part 4 : Fight against food wastage
and promoting recycling economy:
from product design to recycling
National strategy for transition to circular economy
Be published possibly at the end of 2016 and must be revised each 5 years
Volontary regional strategies
Circular Economy Plan included in the Regional Waste Plan
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