Foncia is committed to the energy transition and sobriety. The common objective of contributing to a carbon-neutral world requires the commitment of Foncia's employees, partners and also its customers. This summer, Foncia and Enerlis are offering Foncia customers in the Bordeaux region, during a visit to an agency, a signature, an in-person general meeting, etc. a master box containing 5 LED bulbs

Since 2018, Foncia has partnered with Enerlis, a global operator in the energy transition.
Enerlis is an essential partner for preparing co-owners and teams for the deployment of major energy renovation projects (training, advice, etc.). Lighting actually constitutes 13% of the energy bill of a French household and has a considerable impact on energy consumption. With a programmed operating time of approximately 15,000 hours, the equivalent of two to three years, using LED bulbs significantly contributes to energy and budget savings: LED bulbs have a lifespan 20 times longer than traditional incandescent bulbs and consume 90% less energy. Collectively and because every gesture counts in the fight to reduce energy consumption, Foncia and Enerlis are therefore committed to offering 5,000 LED bulbs in the agencies of Foncia Bordeaux Bassins à flots, Foncia Talence, Foncia Cenon, Foncia Mérignac and Foncia Bordeaux Victoire.

IF USING LED BULBS IS A FIRST ECO-GESTION, OTHER GESTURES ARE SIMPLE TO REPRODUCE AT HOME, AT YOUR WORKPLACE AND EVEN ON VACATION.

Every day, turn off the lights, reduce the use of air conditioning in summer (not to drop below 26 degrees), reduce the temperature of homes by 1 to 2° in winter (go from 21° to 20°). ° reduces consumption by 5 to 10%), do not use the dryer when it is hot, cover pots when boiling water, unplug all appliances in standby and not in use, use less water hot, are simple actions to reduce our energy consumption. Together, let us combine our efforts to achieve the national objective set by the government of reducing our overall consumption by 10% within two years while continuing to live comfortably, allowing our industries to produce and the less well-off to be able to heat this winter at the lowest possible price.