New Energy France Research Service

The trends and opportunities in France across the whole energy transition market

arthur jouannic

“At Delta-EE, we have been researching the French energy transition market for over 15 years. After launching our Paris office in 2019 and recruiting a team of talented people, who share our passion for the new energy space, we have decided to dedicate a research team specifically to the French market.

For every aspect of the transition, France is becoming a driving force in Europe, and in some cases the leading country. France has been a pioneer for electrifying heat, and has now the highest number of heat pumps sold per year across Europe. The French PV and self consumption market is set to take off. Innovative energy suppliers are starting to gain some traction, while there is a consolidation at the top of the pyramid, with Total becoming the 3 rd of the big 3 by acquiring Lampiris and Direct Energie. The French connected home and energy management market could see of the fastest growth over the next 5 years in Europe. The Linky smart meters have been deployed at a high pace and now a lot customers can easily have access to their consumption insights. The EV chargepoint market is expected to boom across most charging locations. C&I customers become increasingly targeted with innovative offers from start ups, service companies and energy suppliers. There is a big battle to provide the greenest energy and to prove its local provenance. I could go on arguing about this.

We strongly believe every company involved in the French energy transition should be equipped with the best in class research. Our research will deliver just that to you. It has this unique mix of local expertise, and the European perspective that no one else has, which is critical to understand the moving forces of this market."

Arthur Jouannic, New energy France expert

Heating decarbonisation, heat as a service, new channels
Digitalisation of the home: connected climate controls, home energy management, energy insights
Changes on the electricity system: flexibility, storage
Energy communities: peer to peer trading, collective self-consumption
EV charging: residential, public, fleet, at work
New energy business models
Distributed power markets
Other topics of the energy transition

Delta-EE's New Energy France Research Service allows you to understand the energy transition trends across France, in the context of Europe. Receive reactive viewpoints on new from the market, understand your competitors and identify partners, and access hard to get data. Discuss market trends with speciailised analysts, in French or English.

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Recently published reports

State of the EV chargepoint market

This report provides EV chargepoint forecasts for France from 2020-2030. This report details the results and approach of Delta-EE’s year-on-year EV chargepoint forecasts for France from 2020-2030. The forecasts cover all key charging segments: Home, Workplace & Public (inc. On-Street, Destination, and Transit).

State of the heating market

Insight into the residential French heating market, focusing on the opportunities for heating technologies across all segments.

State of the connected home market

This country report on France looks at how the French connected home energy market has developed up until 2018 and in early 2019, and covers: the current size and forecasted size of the market, the sales channels for connected heating controls currently and the future trends, the key players in the market and the level of their strategic commitment as well as the type of customer propositions that are gaining traction in the market.

State of the Local Energy Systems market

France – a dynamic market with PV collective self-consumption business models France presents important developments in self-consumption. All stakeholders are active from communities to C&I and incumbents. A variety of business models across all segments: collective self-consumption (CSC) is the most innovative model. Key drivers are to accelerate the energy transition and to retain local benefits, hindered by regulatory complexity. Rural and C&I areas represent significant opportunities. Energy communities and third-party investments are important factors.

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Sales numbers and market shares
Customer research
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