Nouvelle-Aquitaine: Where Nature Meets Sustainability

Greentech, Agriculture, and Forestry: Nouvelle-Aquitaine, A Land of Opportunity Where Every Industry Thrives and Innovates!

 

Greentech  

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The region actively supports industry leaders, enhancing their visibility on national, European, and global stages.

At the forefront of the energy transition, the renewable energy sector plays a pivotal role, particularly in the electric mobility market. Positioned as a future leader in green energy, it is a key player within the EU battery sector.

The regional ecosystem benefits from a very dynamic chemicals and advanced materials industry, essential for next-generation lithium batteries. Home to world-leading experts, this sector fosters cutting-edge innovation.

Hydrogen is emerging as a cornerstone of economic and industrial development, driving the region’s energy and ecological transition.

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Agriculture, Food and Fishing  

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A Regional Policy: Competitiveness, Innovation & Global Markets

As the region’s leading employer, the agriculture, agrifood, and fishing industries are committed to quality and environmental compliance, enhancing the value of regional products. Constantly evolving, this sector continues to reinvent agriculture and drive innovation through new processes.

The region is dedicated to supporting its farmers and businesses, helping them adapt and grow in a rapidly changing landscape.

With strong innovation potential—fueled by research centers and competitive clusters—the agrifood sector is a key driver of regional exports, strengthening its presence in international markets.

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Forest, wood & paper  

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The Largest Certified and Sustainably Managed Forest in France
With forests covering 34% of its territory, Nouvelle-Aquitaine leads all French regions in the wood industry, making it a key player in the sector.

A Vital Driver of Regional Employment
The forest, wood, and paper industries play a crucial role in the regional economy, spanning 4 main sectors:

  • Silviculture and logging
  • Sawmilling and wood processing
  • Paper and cardboard manufacturing
  • Timber construction and sustainable building solutions

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