JP Énergie Environnement

JP Énergie Environnement (commonly abbreviated JPEE) is a French independent renewable-energy producer founded in 2004. The company develops, finances, constructs, operates and maintains wind farms and photovoltaic power plants in France. It describes itself as a family-owned business led by Xavier Nass, with its head office in Caen and seven regional agencies (Caen, Paris, Nantes, Bordeaux, Bourges, Montpellier and Lyon) covering the country. JPEE began by acquiring four wind farms in the Beauce region shortly after its creation. Over the following two decades it built a portfolio of onshore wind and solar assets, including the Moulin d'Émanville wind farm (17 turbines, 51 MW) commissioned in 2014, the Chaussée Brunehaut wind farm at Haussy in the Nord in 2016, the Labarde photovoltaic plant (60 MW) in 2021, and the Chemin de Valenciennes wind farm at Haussy in 2023. By 2024, twenty years after its founding, the company reported 488 MW in operation — about 240 MW from 65 solar plants and 249 MW from 94 wind turbines — with 155 employees as of 1 January 2024. It produced 790,637 MWh in 2023 and reported revenue of €77 million. The Banque des Territoires (part of the Caisse des Dépôts group) has been a partner since 2013 through a co-investment arrangement, and since 2019 has held 49% of operating projects. In 2023 the Banque des Territoires took a 34% stake in JPEE itself, a step intended to support the producer's growth ambitions. In 2024 JP Énergie Environnement became an 'entreprise à mission', formally adding environmental, social and societal objectives to its economic purpose. JPEE positions itself as an independent, 100% French-origin producer that adapts to local territorial needs, and it claims a 100% renewable energy output. Its activities span the full project lifecycle: development, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of wind and solar assets.

JP Énergie Environnement (JPEE) was created in 2004 as a French renewable-energy company. Shortly after its founding it acquired four wind farms in the Beauce region, marking its entry into wind power. The company went on to develop, finance, build and operate both wind and solar assets across France. In 2014 JPEE commissioned the Moulin d'Émanville wind farm, comprising seventeen turbines with a total capacity of fifty-one megawatts. In 2016 it brought into service the Chaussée Brunehaut wind farm at Haussy in the Nord department. The Labarde photovoltaic power plant, with a capacity of sixty megawatts, was commissioned in 2021. In 2023 the company commissioned the Chemin de Valenciennes wind farm, also located at Haussy. The Banque des Territoires, part of the Caisse des Dépôts group, had been a co-investment partner of JPEE since 2013 and had held 49% of operating projects since 2019. In 2023 the Banque des Territoires became a 34% shareholder of JPEE itself, a move announced in a press release dated 6 July 2023 and intended to accelerate the producer's activity and support its ambitions. By 2023 JPEE reported electricity production of 790,637 MWh and revenue of seventy-seven million euros. In 2024, twenty years after its establishment, the company had 488 MW in operation, split between approximately 240 MW from sixty-five solar plants and 249 MW from ninety-four wind turbines. As of 1 January 2024 it employed 155 people. Also in 2024, JPEE became an 'entreprise à mission', meaning its purpose formally includes environmental, social and societal objectives alongside economic ones. The company is described as a family-owned business led by Xavier Nass, with its head office in Caen and seven agencies (Caen, Paris, Nantes, Bordeaux, Bourges, Montpellier and Lyon). It presents itself as an independent, 100% French-origin producer of 100% renewable energy, active for more than twenty years in the French energy transition.

• 2024

  JPEE becomes an 'entreprise à mission'; reports 488 MW in operation and 155 employees.

• 2023

  Banque des Territoires becomes a 34% shareholder of JPEE; commissions the Chemin de Valenciennes wind farm at Haussy.

• 2021

  Commissions the Labarde photovoltaic plant (60 MW).

• 2019

  Banque des Territoires holds 49% of operating projects.

• 2016

  Commissions the Chaussée Brunehaut wind farm at Haussy in the Nord.

• 2014

  Commissions the Moulin d'Émanville wind farm (17 turbines, 51 MW).

• 2013

  Begins co-investment partnership with the Banque des Territoires.

• 2004

  JP Énergie Environnement is created; acquires four wind farms in the Beauce region.

Independent French producer of 100% renewable energy, adapting to local territorial needs.

• Onshore wind farms

  Development, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of wind farms in France.

• Photovoltaic solar power plants

  Development, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of solar plants in France.

1. 1A propos de JP Energie Environnementjpee.fr
2. 2JP Énergie Environnementfr.wikipedia.org
3. 3Wikidatawikidata.org