Providing solutions and expertise for your low-carbon energy projects
Together, let's make your energy transition easier!
Driven by the virtuous ambition of two Breton entrepreneurs, Maitréa was founded in 2016 to provide innovative solutions for new energies.
We advise and assist manufacturers and local authorities in their low-carbon energy projects by offering concrete actions to valorise resources, always in a dynamic of circular and local economy. These projects are fully in line with the French National Low Carbon Strategy (SNBC - Stratégie Nationale Bas Carbone).
Based on local energy sources such as biomass or Solid Recovered Fuels (SRF) from recycling, we can offer turnkey heat and power production facilities.
The Maitréa team, a positive and sustainable energy
"Working together, on virtuous energy projects, gives us meaning and the desire to get up every morning to join our customers in their energy transitions."
The team is composed of employees with mixed backgrounds and complementary skills, one of Maitréa ‘s key strengths.
Yves Le Foll hospital: Opportunity study for a biomass boiler room
Supporting the Yves Le Foll hospital (Saint-Brieuc) on the development of a boiler plant operating on biomass or SRF to modernise the existing facilities and to supply energy to the entire hospital site. 70% of the study was funded by French ADEME (Agency of the Environment and the Control of Energy).
CITEO: Study on the valorisation of refusals of selective collection
Conducting a study capitalising knowledge on preparation and consumption of Solid Recovered Fuels in France based on household packaging.
Smicotom: Techno-economical scoping study
Providing a techno-economical scoping study about the recovery of recycled wood from the recycling facilities located on the Smicotom‘s territory, a joint syndicate for the collection and treatment of household waste in New Aquitaine, to supply an 8 MW LCV biomass boiler.
Gouennou Frères: Feasibility study
Carrying out a feasibility study for an expansion (1.7 km) of the existing heating network supplying horticultural greenhouses. 70% of the feasibility study was funded by French ADEME (Agency of the Environment and the Control of Energy).
Concarneau Cornouaille Agglomération (CCA) : Feasibility study
Supporting the Concarneau Cornouaille’s agglomeration in carrying out a feasibility study for connecting horticultural greenhouses to Concarneau‘s waste-to-energy (WTE) facility.
Sitommi and Valcor: Technical support in the preparation of two re-examination files for the Best Available Techniques (BREF) for Waste Incineration
In partnership with the environmental design office Néodyme, Maitréa provided its technical expertise to write the re-examination files of the authorisation files for the waste-to-energy (WTE) facilities of Concarneau and Pontivy, within the framework of the Industrial Emission Directive (IED).
Kerval Centre Armor: Scoping study for the waste-to-energy (WTE) facility in Planguenoual
Carrying out a coping study on the waste-to-energy (WTE) facility on behalf of Kerval Centre Armor, waste recovery union in Côtes d’Armor, to study several scenarios for the future of the installation.
GUYOT Environnement: Setting up a waste-to-energy facility
Set up of a waste-to-energy unit operating with Solid Recovered Fuels (SRF), classified under the heading ICPE 2971 (Environmentally Protected Facility), on behalf of GUYOT Environnement.
French ADEME in Brittany: Prospective study for the development of CO2 capture projects2 on biomass boilers in Brittany.
Assessment of the current and future CO2 consumption in Brittany and development of a methodology for setting up a capture unit on renewable heat production facilities. 70% of the study was funded by French ADEME (Agency of the Environment and the Control of Energy).
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