It is the largest 100% organic cereal cooperative in Normandy.
Biocer, with its 280 member farms and its 27 employees, is now on borrowed time.
As of October 16, its energy supplier, Enercoop,
“100% renewable, local and citizen electricity”
, as its website claims, is unilaterally changing the rules of the game.
“We were informed at the end of July by Enercoop that it no longer practiced contracts without a commitment period, like the one we had with them,
relates Frédéric Goy, director of Biocer whose head office is located in Marcilly-la-Campagne in the Eure.
Their new fee schedule is prohibitive.
We will go from an annual bill of 285,000 euros to 1.130 million euros.
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“We will not be able to pay such an amount, worries the manager, in search of an emergency solution. I consulted other suppliers, such as
Eni
or EDF, but their proposals are not the best.
We are still waiting for a better offer from Enercoop.”
“We are going to have to manage our day-to-day expenses”
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