Making our city port territories central to the energy transiton and circular economy, in real symbiosis with the different local stakeholders :
1Promoting dialogue and cooperation between socio-economic stakeholders to bring their activities closer together, identify potential synergies and encourage better management of natural resources.
2Giving priority to circular economy projects as part of new partnerships between the city, port, businesses and civil society, and by supporting the development of port activities aimed at promoting exchanges and/or recycling of materials and energy.
3Committing the City Port territory to achieving a low carbon, low resources society, through the transformation of industrial production, and the production and management of carbon-neutral, renewable energies.
4Encouraging the port community to become partners in the generation of clean energy, notably when concessions come up for renewal.
Connecting to a SDG
7
Affordable and clean energy
8
Decent work and economic growth
9
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
11
Sustainable cities and communities
12
Responsible consumption and production
17
Partnerships for the goals
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