On est dredi, j'imagine que vous avez compris à quelle puissance vous répondez :)
cdt From: Jérôme Nicolle <jer...@ceriz.fr> To: frnog@frnog.org Subject: Re: [FRnOG] [TECH] Câbles sous-marins Date: 01/24/2025 13:40:55 Europe/Paris Hello Rodrick, Le 21/01/2025 à 15:50, Roderick Beck a écrit : > I am looking for the French government licensing decisions online. The process is tedious and involves several administrative agencies. With the current trend of sabotages aimed at submarine infrastructure, most of these agencies are more than reluctant to share any information whose publicity is not strictly mandated. License to operate is not a requirement any more in France. Creation of a Beach Manhole is handled by DREAL for : - Compliance with "Loi Littoral" - Public inquiries - Ultimately permission and fees to install on the coastline Then your need a almost standard construction permit for the CLS. It is handled at the municipal level but may also require declarations or even permit for larger installations due to the handling of fuel and emissions from the generators, these are called ICPE and are handled at the department / regional level. Also there's usually concerns about the noise interference with wild species or residents in the area. Then you need to hook to the power grid. For a small CLS, you'd ask ENEDIS or their local counterpart to create a 400V or 20KV connection, preferably with two distinct feeds in coastal areas prone to weather events or submersion risks. That takes about 2 years Laying ducts between the BMH and the CLS is the easy part : ask the municipal government for a "Permission de Voirie", also licence to use the "Domaine Public Routier", if you ever have to follow or cross public roads. some are on the municipal level, some at the department level, some handled by regional entities. The pavement, if any, can be municipal while the main road is departemental. Then hire a local contractor to handle the "Arrêtés de Circulation" and actual construction work. Existing Permissions de Voirie can be obtained through the DT/DICT process, where every licensee is invited to share its maps for the municipality. Some don't answer, YMMV. Now for the wet plant itself, it also depends because of natural reserves, ammunition deposits, fishing rights, wrecks… Some consultancy firms specialise in sorting this out. Close to no public records of each derogation. If your goal is mostly to gather information, beware it's costly and most documents will come from contractors and owners, not from the administration. So you'll need to be introduced into this small - but global - market. If you want to build one yourself, then the entire process in continental France and oversea regions takes about 6 years. Can be as low as 4 if you're lucky. Some French islands have different rules. There it's more like 2 years. I'm currently starting such one, with the BMH site survey scheduled on Monday. If you want to know more, there's a conference in London on the 18th and 19th February, "Submarine Networks EMEA", on these exact topics. I have a few remaining speaker guest pass available if needed. Hope this helps ! Best regards, -- Jérôme Nicolle +33 6 19 31 27 14 +590 690 22 87 14 --------------------------- Liste de diffusion du FRnOG http://www.frnog.org/ --------------------------- Liste de diffusion du FRnOG http://www.frnog.org/
