FDEE19 - Fédération Départementale d'Electrification et d'Energie de la Corrèze

What FDEE19 - Fédération Départementale d'Electrification et d'Energie de la Corrèze does

FDEE19 (Fédération Départementale d'Electrification et d'Energie de la Corrèze) is a French public-sector syndicat de communes founded in May 1994, designated as the Autorité Organisatrice de la Distribution d'Electricité (AODE) for the Corrèze department. It currently groups 214 of the department's 279 communes, serving a population of approximately 211,450 inhabitants across 19 intercommunal energy sectors, and operates under a 30-year concession contract with ENEDIS (network operator) and EDF (regulated tariff supplier) running through 2052. The federation's core services include rural electrification works (network extension, reinforcement, securing, and burial — approximately 300 projects and ~9M€ TTC annually), public lighting (including the 2023-2025 'Eclairons Demain' LED program replacing 15,000 luminaires across 177 communes), electric vehicle charging infrastructure via the regional MOBIVE network (jointly with 10 Nouvelle-Aquitaine energy syndicates), telecommunications network burial, collective energy purchasing, GIS-based cartography services, and concession oversight. Revenue mechanics are funded through a combination of annual ENEDIS concession fees (R1 operating fee of 582,665€ and R2 investment fee of 842,750€ in 2025), commune contributions, FACE national subsidies, departmental council support, and institutional loans. Governance is exercised through a Comité Syndical of 80 delegates from 18 electoral colleges and 7 isolated communes, with Marc RATEAU elected President on March 11, 2026 succeeding Christian DUMOND, alongside a Bureau of 15 vice-presidents and 8 members, supported by 17 territorial agents.

Name

FDEE19 - Fédération Départementale d'Electrification et d'Energie de la Corrèze

Legal name

Fédération Départementale d'Electrification et d'Energie de la Corrèze

Website

https://fdee19.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

1994

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

FDEE19 is a French public-sector syndicat de communes acting as the Organizing Authority for Electricity Distribution (AODE) for the Corrèze department, serving 214 of 279 communes and ~211,450 residents across 19 intercommunal energy sectors. It delivers rural electrification, public lighting, EV charging, and energy-transition services under a 30-year ENEDIS concession through 2052.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Public Energy Infrastructure Services

NAICS

Electric Power Distribution (221122), Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (2211)

SIC

Electric Services (4911), Electric, Gas & Sanitary Services (4900)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYEUADABAC

Electric Cooperatives (Rural/Member-Owned Utilities)

Energy, Utilities & Environment/Electric Transmission & Distribution (T&D)/Distribution System Operators (DSOs) & Electric Distribution Utilities

SECONDARYEUADABAJ

Multi-Utility Distribution Companies (Electric + Gas/Water Distribution)

Energy, Utilities & Environment/Electric Transmission & Distribution (T&D)/Distribution System Operators (DSOs) & Electric Distribution Utilities

SECONDARYEUADABAG

Behind-the-Meter Aggregators Acting as DSO (Virtual Power Plant / Community Energy Operators)

Energy, Utilities & Environment/Electric Transmission & Distribution (T&D)/Distribution System Operators (DSOs) & Electric Distribution Utilities

SECONDARYEUAFAHAL

DER Financing, Contracting & Program Management (PPAs, Shared Savings, Performance)

Energy, Utilities & Environment/Energy Storage & Grid Flexibility (Batteries, Hydrogen Storage, Demand Response)/Virtual Power Plants (VPP) & Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Aggregation

Keywords

• Rural electrification works
• Public lighting infrastructure
• EV charging deployment
• Energy purchasing group
• Concession oversight services

Headquarters

HQ city

Laguenne-sur-Avalouze

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Redevances de Concession: Annual concession fees paid by ENEDIS consisting of R1 (operating fee based on line lengths and population) and R2 (investment fee based on electrification work completed). Additionally, PCT (Part Couverte par le Tarif) contribution where ENEDIS returns 40% of HT work costs for non-subsidized extensions.
2. Public Works and Infrastructure Services: Master procurement and project management for rural electrification works (~9M€ TTC annually, ~300 projects per year), public lighting installations, and EV charging infrastructure. Funded through commune contributions, FACE funds, departmental council support, and loans.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

FDEE19 is the public federation of communes (syndicat de communes) serving as the Organizing Authority for Electricity Distribution (AODE) in the Corrèze department, France. Its core offering comprises rural electrification public works (network extension, reinforcement, securing, and burial), public lighting services (LED renovation and autonomous solar masts), electric vehicle charging infrastructure deployment via the MOBIVE regional network, and collective energy purchasing groups. The federation also manages concession oversight of ENEDIS, telecommunications network burial, and GIS cartography services for its 214 member communes.

Product overview

FDEE19 is a departmental federation of communes serving as the Organizing Authority for Electricity Distribution (AODE) in Corrèze. Its core offering comprises rural electrification services (network extension, reinforcement, securing, and burial), public lighting (including LED renovation through the 'Eclairons Demain' program and autonomous solar masts), and electric vehicle charging infrastructure via the regional MOBIVE network. The organization also operates collective energy purchasing groups, GIS cartography services for member communes, telecommunications network burial, concession control, and public domain fee management. Educational initiatives like the ECOPOUSSE program round out the service portfolio, which is delivered through 19 intercommunal energy sectors covering 212 of 277 communes.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• MOBIVE: Electric vehicle charging network operated by ten departmental energy syndicates in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, including FDEE 19.

Products and services

• Rural Electrification Works Mastery of public works for rural electrification including network extension, reinforcement, securing, and underground burial of electrical lines, as well as coordination with telecommunications network burial. Approximately 9M EUR of work and ~300 projects completed annually for member communes.
• Public Lighting Services Public lighting services encompassing network burial, renovation of obsolete luminaires to LED, new light point installation, and autonomous solar mast solutions for isolated locations. Includes the Eclairons Demain program (2023-2025) replacing 15,000 luminaires across 177 communes.
• Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (IRVE) Deployment and management of electric vehicle charging infrastructure through the MOBIVE regional network, with charging stations installed across sectors for tourism and general use. First station installed in Beaulieu in July 2019.
• MOBIVE Charging Network Regional EV charging network spanning Nouvelle-Aquitaine, operated through a consortium of 10 energy syndicates. Accessible via smartphone application and roaming badges, offering 100% renewable electricity.
• Collective Energy Purchasing Group Collective energy purchasing group for electricity and gas, coordinated by Syndicat d'Energie du Tarn, enabling volume-based pricing for public entities and utilities.
• GIS Cartography Platform (SIG) GIS cartography platform provided to member communes via Business-Geografic portal, displaying public lighting assets and infrastructure data for decision-making on future works.
• Network Extension Service Electrical network extension services for new public or private constructions where the network is more than 30 meters from the property boundary.
• Network Reinforcement Service Network reinforcement through conductor replacement and transformer upgrades to address capacity saturation and voltage drops affecting subscriber installations.
• Network Securing Service Network securing through replacement of bare aerial conductors with twisted wires or underground cables to reduce vulnerability to climate hazards and minimize outages. Funded at 100% for member communes.
• Network Burial (Effacement de Réseaux) Network burial or facade installation of electrical lines for environmental protection, improved living conditions, and reduction of service interruptions. Funded at 50% for member communes.
• Telecommunications Network Works Underground telecommunications network works (copper and fiber) conducted in coordination with rural electrification and network burial projects under Article L2224-35 of CGCT. Funded at 50% for member communes.
• Concession Control Services Concession control services ensuring ENEDIS compliance with the 2022-2052 concession contract, including annual CRAC analysis, targeted audits, and continuous monitoring of claims.
• Concession Fee Management (R1 and R2) Management of annual concession fees (R1 and R2) from ENEDIS, including R1 functioning fee based on line lengths and population (582,665 EUR in 2025) and R2 investment fee based on electrification works (842,750 EUR in 2025).
• Public Domain Occupation Fee (RODP) Management Public domain occupation fee management for electricity pylons, gas infrastructure, communication networks, and temporary construction sites.
• MET Energy Management Application Energy purchasing group mobile application for members, enabling real-time consumption tracking and invoice management through the Maîtrise de l'Energie des Territoires (MET) platform. Launched in 2024.

Quantifiable outcome

• ~300 rural electrification projects completed annually
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature2 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• ENEDIScoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2021ENEDIS manages the public electricity distribution network in Corrèze under a 30-year concession contract (2022-2052). FDEE19, as AODE, oversees compliance with concession terms and receives annual concession fees.
• EDFcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2021EDF provides regulated tariff electricity supply under the tripartite concession contract with FDEE19 and ENEDIS. Contract renewed in 2021 for 30 years.
• FNCCR - Territoire d'EnergiecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational federation of energy distribution authorities. FDEE19 is a member of the 'Territoire d'énergie' brand collective and the regional entity TENAQ (Territoire d'énergie Nouvelle-Aquitaine) which coordinates actions across 13 AODEs.
• MOBIVE Network (10 Nouvelle-Aquitaine Energy Syndicates)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAssociation of 10 departmental energy syndicates in Nouvelle-Aquitaine developing the regional EV charging network. FDEE19 participates in this joint infrastructure deployment for electric vehicles.
• SOCAMAminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerEngineering firm serving as bureau d'études for multiple intercommunal energy sectors (Argentat, BMT, Egletons, Haute-Vézère, Lubersac, Mercoeur, Orgnac, Tulle Nord).
• DejanteminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerEngineering firm serving as bureau d'études for multiple intercommunal energy sectors (Ayen, Brive, Larche, Seilhac, Sainte-Féréole, Saint-Privat, Tulle Sud).
• EcoCO² and CPIE de la CorrèzeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartners implementing the ECOPOUSSE program for environmental education in schools, reaching 33 classes in Corrèze starting October 2025.
• ACTEEminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAction des Collectivités Territoriales pour l'Efficacité Energétique, organization creating the ECOPOUSSE program for school environmental education, carried by FNCCR.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• ENEDIS: French distribution system operator (DSO) that owns and operates the public electricity distribution network under concession contracts with AODEs including FDEE19 (2022-2052). Counterparty for concession fees and the regulated activity FDEE19 oversees.
• FNCCR - Fédération Nationale des Collectivités Concédantes et Régies: National federation representing AODEs and local energy authorities across France, including FDEE19. Operates the Territoire d'Énergie collective brand, coordinates national lobbying on concession contracts and AODE statutes, and runs programs such as ECOPOUSSE that FDEE19 deploys locally.
• EDF (Électricité de France): Historic French electricity supplier and co-signatory of the tripartite concession with FDEE19 and ENEDIS, providing regulated tariff electricity supply. Broad incumbent in the same regulatory and territorial ecosystem.

Direct peers

• Territoire d'Énergie Haute-Vienne (SIEHLV / TE 87): Departmental AODE for Haute-Vienne (Nouvelle-Aquitaine), delivering rural electrification, public lighting, and EV charging services to member communes. Same TENAQ partner and immediate peer to FDEE19 with adjacent territory.
• Syndicat d'Énergie du Tarn: Departmental energy syndicate (AODE) in the Tarn department (Occitanie) and coordinator of the collective energy purchasing group that FDEE19 participates in. Closest functional peer — same AODE role, same FNCCR-Territoire d'énergie affiliation, same mix of rural electrification, public lighting, EV charging, and energy-transition services.
• SYDEC (Syndicat Départemental d'Équipement des Communes des Landes): Departmental syndicate in Landes (Nouvelle-Aquitaine) serving as AODE with rural electrification, public lighting, broadband, and EV charging mandates. Same multi-utility public-service model and member-commune governance structure as FDEE19, and a fellow member of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine TENAQ coordination body.
• SDEEG / Territoire d'Énergie Gironde: AODE for the Gironde department under the Territoire d'Énergie brand, managing rural electrification, gas distribution, public lighting, and EV charging for its member communes. Direct functional and geographic peer within the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
• Territoire d'Énergie Dordogne (TE 24): AODE serving the Dordogne department (Nouvelle-Aquitaine), with rural electrification, public lighting, EV charging, and energy-transition programs for its member communes. Same regional ecosystem and adjacent department to FDEE19, making it a direct functional peer.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

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