Start of commissioning of the Sinnamary biomass power plant in French Guiana

Core Insights - The commissioning of the 10.5-megawatt biomass power plant in Sinnamary marks a significant development for Voltalia, enhancing its renewable energy capacity in French Guiana [1][3] - The plant is expected to meet up to 8% of the region's electricity needs and will double Voltalia's local generation capacity to approximately 16% of the territory's electricity consumption [1][3] Company Overview - Voltalia is an international player in renewable energies, with a total operational and under-construction capacity of 3.3 GW and a project portfolio of 17.4 GW [5][8] - The company provides a comprehensive range of services, including the supply of green electricity and energy efficiency services [6][8] Project Details - The biomass plant has an annual production capacity exceeding 80 gigawatt-hours and is part of a broader initiative to diversify and decarbonize the region's energy mix [2][3] - The project is part of a sustainable circular economy approach, combining economic development with environmental preservation, with an investment of over 200 million euros [4][5] Future Developments - The next significant event for Voltalia will be the Q3 Turnover announcement scheduled for October 22, 2025 [5]