SYADEN accelerates fossil fuel phase-out in Aude

In partnership with Carcassonne Agglo and Le Grand Narbonne, the syndicate aims to electrify transport and support households.

Generic image of energy transition in Occitanie.
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Generic image of energy transition in Occitanie.

SYADEN, in collaboration with Carcassonne Agglo and Le Grand Narbonne, has been selected for a national program aimed at accelerating the exit from fossil fuels in the Aude region.

Local authorities play a crucial role in the electrification of territories. They possess numerous levers for action, such as equipping public buildings, developing electric mobility and charging infrastructure (IRVE), promoting self-consumption, and local planning, to concretely transform the daily lives of their inhabitants.
SYADEN's roadmap focuses on several major axes. It includes the electrification of road transport, with the deployment of electric mobility and charging stations. Supporting households and communities in phasing out fuel oil is also a priority, as is the gradual reduction of gas consumption. This program will benefit from state engineering support and will mobilize local stakeholders.
Beyond the set objectives, this initiative highlights the importance of building the energy transition at the territorial level and in close collaboration with local authorities. Planning, engineering, network coordination, and support for stakeholders will be key to the success of this program.
Based on information from the official source: SYADEN - Syndicat audois d'énergies et du numérique (07/10/2026)