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A landmark event for the energy transition.
On March 6 and 7, 2025, ACTIA Energy was pleased to participate in the Electrical Grids Professions Forum at the Port Center in Marseille. This event, organized in partnership with the Network School for Energy Transition, aimed to introduce young people to the concrete opportunities offered by the electrical grid sector.
Dedicated to students from vocational and technological programs (Vocational Baccalaureate MELEC, CAP Electrician, BTS Electrotechnics…), the forum welcomed over 440 students from 13 high schools in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region.
Raise Awareness, Inform, Inspire
ACTIA Energy hosted several interactive workshops to share its passion and expertise with younger generations. These workshops aimed to:
- Highlight meaningful technical professions
- Foster career paths in fields related to energy transition
- Facilitate practical discussions with passionate professionals
- Provide a dynamic and accessible environment for everyone
The discussions were rich, authentic, and prompted many questions from the students, eager to better understand the potential career opportunities and training options.
Success Measured in Figures
- 2-day event
- 440 students from 13 institutions
- 8 interactive workshops
- Several internship applications
A Collective Commitment to the Future
As a key player committed to energy innovation, ACTIA Energy considers the transmission of knowledge and the career guidance of young people as an essential mission for the development of the sector. Participating in this event means actively contributing to preparing the next generation for the electrical grid sector.
Why This Forum Is Strategic for the Future
ACTIA Energy, committed to energy transition, considers the transmission of knowledge and the guidance of young people as a priority. Participation in such events enables us to:
- Build bridges between generations and sectors
- Introduce often-overlooked professions
- Encourage diversity in recruitment
- Support technical training programs (Vocational Baccalaureate MELEC, CAP, BTS)
ACTIA Energy thanks Enedis, GIMELEC, SRER, the PACA academic region, teachers, students, and all partners for their involvement.
