2024-04-13 16:37:31
About Louise Darbon
Published 11 hours ago, Updated 5 hours ago
Emmanuel Macron traveling to the Novo Nordisk factory in Chartres last November. MOHAMMED BADRA / AFP
Very effective but little known, an interministerial unit makes it possible to experiment with innovative projects, sometimes leading to the definitive modification of certain regulations.
Heavy, complex, even infernal, the French administrative machine does not have good press with the bosses. But if France is known for being the country with 400,000 standards, sometimes the State questions itself. And goes so far as to lift its own legal and regulatory barriers. He thus removed a legal blockage preventing Danone from developing a solution to save 30% of water per year on one of its production sites, a Veolia sector from developing an innovative irrigation solution, or even the start -up OKE CHARGED to launch a shared electric vehicle charging service.
“This is proof of the open-mindedness that the State can be capable of allowing us, industrialists, to develop innovative and disruptive projects”rejoices Patrick Hamiel, vice-president of the French subsidiary of Novo Nordisk in charge of economic affairs, who benefited from the flexibility of the administration to launch recycling…
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