Séché Environnement

Séché Environnement is growing steadily and is committed to the ecological transition with ever greater ambition.

Since 2021, the R-PAS heating network at the Port of Strasbourg has been recovering waste heat from the Blue Paper site. Thanks to the additional resource supplied by the industrial company Trédi, the network will pass the 150 gigawatt-hour mark in recovered energy by 2024, supplying the equivalent of 30,000 homes, including the Coop district, the Rhéna clinic, the headquarters of the Ports de Strasbourg, Malteries Soufflet and the Port du Rhin school. Strongly encouraged by Ademe, this decarbonized energy is now at the heart of the Eurometropole's decarbonization strategy. On Thursday April 11, two round-table discussions involving experts, industrialists and Strasbourg's elected representatives took stock of the project and its prospects, in front of over a hundred guests.

Delmas, 10th April 2024 - Interwaste, a leading pioneer in sustainable waste management solutions, today proudly announced the launch of its R100-million, state-of-the-art Leachate and Effluent Treatment Plant – a first of its kind in South Africa.

On April 4, 2024, Maxime Séché took part in the official inauguration of the Saint-Denis Olympic Aquatic Center, alongside the French President.

Séché Environnement and Waga Energy have started up a biomethane production unit on the Opale Environnement landfill site in the Pas-de-Calais region of France

Confirmation of profitable, sustainable growth
Financial and non-financial achievements ahead of schedule
2024 to 2026 outlook strengthened