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Orne (Department, France): Intermunicipal Authorities

Last modified: 2025-04-12 by olivier touzeau
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  • Communauté urbaine (1)
    • Comm. urbaine d'Alençon

     

     

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  • Communautés de communes (18)
    • Andaine - Passais
    • Argentan Intercom
    • Cœur du Perche
    • Collines du Perche Normand
    • Domfront Tinchebray Interco
    • Hauts du Perche
    • Pays de L'Aigle
    • Pays de Mortagne au Perche
    • Pays Fertois et du Bocage Carrougien
    • Sources de l'Orne
    • Val d'Orne
    • Vallée de la Haute Sarthe
    • Vallées d'Auge et du Merlerault
  • Communauté d'agglomération (1)
    • Flers agglo
  • Other structures

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    See also:

    Territoire d'énergie - Orne

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    Flag of Territoire d'énergie - Image byOlivier Touzeau, 27 January 2025

    Created in 1948 under the name of SDCEO (Syndicat départemental des communes électrifiés de l’Orne), Territoire d’Énergie Orne, usually called “Te61”, is an intercommunal structure (a "syndicat mixte" : a joint venture between various public authorities of different types) that brings together the 385 municipalities of the department. The communities adhere to the Territoire d’Énergie Orne for its founding competence: the organizing authority for the distribution of electricity in the department. To support these municipalities in the current energy challenges, the union now offers à la carte skills such as public lighting, gas, the development of renewable energies, energy management, sustainable mobility, etc. As a public energy player in the department, Territoire d’Énergie Orne works for a balanced and coherent energy development of the territory while preserving the interests of communities and residents. The head office of Territoire d’Énergie Orne aims to be a space for innovative discoveries and exchanges on the subjects of the energy transition.

    The flag is white with the logo: photo (2020).

    Olivier Touzeau, 27 January 2025