WATER, A MAJOR GLOBAL ISSUE
Water, the source of life, is at the heart of the health and food safety issues that determine the well-being and peaceful coexistence of people around the world.
In a global context of climate change, its equitable distribution and access in sufficient quality and quantity are major challenges for future generations.
Convinced that we can only meet these challenges together, SCP is committed, through supportive, innovative and controlled management, to designing long-term solutions and implementing them on a day-to-day basis to ensure the availability and preservation of the resource.
At the heart of tomorrow's major challenges
As a leader in the ecological transition, SCP has been committed for over 60 years to using its responsibility, innovation and performance to support regions meet the
challenges of climate change in the fields of water and renewable energy.
It takes up the daily challenge of ensuring secure supply and access to water in these regions, thereby contributing to their development and economic growth. Its expertise enables it to provide solutions tailored to the problems caused by climate change.
Whether on the scale of the regional concession of the Canal de Provence, in France or internationally, SCP meets
the needs of its most diverse customers with the same exacting standards. It innovates to preserve, manage and
highlight water resources and support the optimisation of their use.
Comprehensive expertise in water management and renewable energy production
A flexible range of services : audit, consultancy, study, expertise, project management, design-build, technical
assistance, project management assistance, mandate, sale, training, operation, maintenance and turnkey projects.
Consensual governance, ensuring long-term stability
SCP is a semi-public company with the status of a regional developer and its stability is guaranteed by a balanced
shareholder base, over 80% of which is held by local authorities.
It makes a significant contribution to financing the investment needed for regional development, alongside
the shareholder local authorities.