SERHY

Website

www.serhy.fr

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SERHY is a prominent French group specializing in the development, design, construction, and operation of hydroelectric power plants. Established in 1986, the company leverages multi-generational family expertise in harnessing water power to produce clean electricity, guided by core values of sustainability, safety, efficiency, and environmental respect. SERHY operates 68 hydroelectric plants across France, extending from the Alps to the Pyrenees, contributing over 280 GWh of green energy annually to the national grid. These facilities are meticulously designed to optimize electricity production, with individual installed capacities typically ranging from 100 kW to 4,500 kW.

The company offers comprehensive, integrated solutions spanning the entire hydroelectric value chain. Its four core areas of expertise encompass the engineering and development of hydroelectric projects, the construction and renovation of hydropower facilities, efficient operation and maintenance of power plants, and the production and sale of green energy. SERHY's multidisciplinary teams, proficient in hydraulics, civil engineering, mechanics, and electricity, ensure the seamless execution and long-term surveillance of these complex hydroelectric installations. This integrated approach allows SERHY to deliver turnkey solutions for private owners, producers, and territorial communities seeking to equip their assets with green energy through hydraulic plants, covering everything from preliminary studies and design to grid connection and electricity sales.

Beyond its foundational expertise in hydropower, SERHY has diversified its offerings to include solar photovoltaic energy. The group provides complete turnkey solar solutions for businesses, communities, and individuals, empowering them to generate their own electricity for self-consumption or for sale back to the EDF network. Committed to environmental stewardship, SERHY's hydro and solar projects prioritize the harmonious integration of facilities within natural landscapes, aiming to minimize ecological impact, preserve biodiversity, protect aquatic habitats, and maintain ecological continuity, particularly in run-of-river plants. This dedication ensures the production of local, renewable energy that aligns with sustainable practices and France's overarching energy transition objectives.

Locations

• Saint-Amans-Soult, Tarn
• Sisteron, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
• Toulouse, Haute-Garonne